Nice people.
Great company to work for if you love Apple products.
Everything is too private, and each org feels like it's its own startup.
Not great, not bad, and not conclusive or indicative of true development potential. DSA questions in an interview are just like playing a game to see if you can self-study enough to pass the interview, not actually develop software.
Very professional and kind throughout the process. The interviewers asked good questions, and everything asked felt very relevant to the job. The process made me more interested in working at Apple than before.
An engineer called me for a 1-hour coding round for a Java position. The interview started with some basic questions. Then, the interviewer kept asking about: * Networking internals * File system internals * Network packet details * Protocol detai
Not great, not bad, and not conclusive or indicative of true development potential. DSA questions in an interview are just like playing a game to see if you can self-study enough to pass the interview, not actually develop software.
Very professional and kind throughout the process. The interviewers asked good questions, and everything asked felt very relevant to the job. The process made me more interested in working at Apple than before.
An engineer called me for a 1-hour coding round for a Java position. The interview started with some basic questions. Then, the interviewer kept asking about: * Networking internals * File system internals * Network packet details * Protocol detai