Apple

It was good, nothing much to mention; it was just a regular interview. I joined there without further preparation and aced it, but I prefer not working there because their products are not really something worth investing knowledge and time in.

I had two interviews. The first was a technical phone screening, after which the second interview was set up. I was informed that I'd have a choice between a few different languages, so I brushed up on Python and LeetCode and felt comfortable enoug

5 stages: 1 hiring manager, 4 coding rounds back to back. Some done by people on the team, some by complete strangers who weren't aware of the team. Everyone was very friendly, all completed virtually.