Apple is a great place to work.
I didn't have any cons working for Apple.
I interviewed with the IS&T division, which has a pretty poor reputation. I found the interviews, both phone and in person, to be reasonable and fair, although not the high-caliber type of technical questioning I was expecting from reading other rev
I had two rounds of phone interviews. The first involved the hiring manager, who discussed my current job and posed some architectural design questions, followed by a couple of simple algorithm questions. A few days later, a software engineer asked
I received a call from an in-house recruiter and scheduled a full-day interview, from 10 AM to 5 PM. There was a one-hour lunch break, and each interviewer spent one hour with me. The interviewers were very nice, even though they asked many tricky
I interviewed with the IS&T division, which has a pretty poor reputation. I found the interviews, both phone and in person, to be reasonable and fair, although not the high-caliber type of technical questioning I was expecting from reading other rev
I had two rounds of phone interviews. The first involved the hiring manager, who discussed my current job and posed some architectural design questions, followed by a couple of simple algorithm questions. A few days later, a software engineer asked
I received a call from an in-house recruiter and scheduled a full-day interview, from 10 AM to 5 PM. There was a one-hour lunch break, and each interviewer spent one hour with me. The interviewers were very nice, even though they asked many tricky