Great team, benefits, and training.
Too much pressure and deadlines.
The interview process was relatively lengthy, which was understandable. Interviews were mostly relevant to what I had studied, with some exceptions designed to gauge how I would approach new problems. It was a stressful process, but the people them
They ask questions about your career, your motivation, and what benefits you can give Apple. They also ask a lot about your coding skills and what you've made with coding, etc.
The interview process for a software engineering role at Apple begins with submitting a resume and possibly a cover letter. After a recruiter screens the application, I typically engage in a phone interview where I solve coding problems in real-time
The interview process was relatively lengthy, which was understandable. Interviews were mostly relevant to what I had studied, with some exceptions designed to gauge how I would approach new problems. It was a stressful process, but the people them
They ask questions about your career, your motivation, and what benefits you can give Apple. They also ask a lot about your coding skills and what you've made with coding, etc.
The interview process for a software engineering role at Apple begins with submitting a resume and possibly a cover letter. After a recruiter screens the application, I typically engage in a phone interview where I solve coding problems in real-time