Good company, work-life balance.
No cons overall. Sometimes you need to work hard.
Recruiters and interviewers were nice, helpful, and accommodating. I didn't make it through the tech screen, which was a one-hour call with a basic coding question. The technical question was through an online coding platform, which allows you to ch
Contact with recruiter, followed by two phone screens with managers. The first interview was good. The second interviewer was terrible: kept cutting me off, pushed me to do the coding question in Java, and hinted poorly, leading to odd asides.
I interviewed with Seattle's new iCloud team. Had a couple of phone interviews that were fairly standard, and was invited onsite to their temporary office. The first onsite interview was with the hiring manager. He was smug and had strong opinions ab
Recruiters and interviewers were nice, helpful, and accommodating. I didn't make it through the tech screen, which was a one-hour call with a basic coding question. The technical question was through an online coding platform, which allows you to ch
Contact with recruiter, followed by two phone screens with managers. The first interview was good. The second interviewer was terrible: kept cutting me off, pushed me to do the coding question in Java, and hinted poorly, leading to odd asides.
I interviewed with Seattle's new iCloud team. Had a couple of phone interviews that were fairly standard, and was invited onsite to their temporary office. The first onsite interview was with the hiring manager. He was smug and had strong opinions ab