I can't think of any cons. It's a great company to work for.
Applied externally (not through the Canadian university job portal) and was contacted by HR to schedule an interview. The interview was roughly one hour long. The first half was just chatting and getting to know each other, with some general behavio
The interview process was alright. I applied, and Apple reached out to set up a 45-minute interview, which included behavioral and technical questions. I answered everything correctly, but I did not get the job.
For the internship, there was no phone screening. I was simply brought in for two thirty-minute interviews with managers on the team. The first asked me about items on my resume to get a feel for my knowledge. The second came right in, drew a UI on
Applied externally (not through the Canadian university job portal) and was contacted by HR to schedule an interview. The interview was roughly one hour long. The first half was just chatting and getting to know each other, with some general behavio
The interview process was alright. I applied, and Apple reached out to set up a 45-minute interview, which included behavioral and technical questions. I answered everything correctly, but I did not get the job.
For the internship, there was no phone screening. I was simply brought in for two thirty-minute interviews with managers on the team. The first asked me about items on my resume to get a feel for my knowledge. The second came right in, drew a UI on