The people are smart and the products are cool.
People stay for too long, and it's hard to get a promotion in a saturated environment.
Focus on bottom up, rather than top down.
HR sent me an email asking if I was interested in joining the Apple Display team. They hadn't replied for two weeks after I responded. I called the recruiter after three weeks and received a rejection.
On-site interview from 10 AM to 5 PM. In total, there were about 6 interviews, each lasting an hour, and an hour lunch at 1 Infinite Loop. Interviewers were very fair and had a conversational demeanor. Apple paid to fly me out to CA and covered all
I had two technical phone interviews before getting flown out to Cupertino. There were ten 30-minute interviews, lasting the whole day. Most questions were generic EE-related technical problems, focusing on a "cut and dry, solve this problem" approa
HR sent me an email asking if I was interested in joining the Apple Display team. They hadn't replied for two weeks after I responded. I called the recruiter after three weeks and received a rejection.
On-site interview from 10 AM to 5 PM. In total, there were about 6 interviews, each lasting an hour, and an hour lunch at 1 Infinite Loop. Interviewers were very fair and had a conversational demeanor. Apple paid to fly me out to CA and covered all
I had two technical phone interviews before getting flown out to Cupertino. There were ten 30-minute interviews, lasting the whole day. Most questions were generic EE-related technical problems, focusing on a "cut and dry, solve this problem" approa