Decent, not great, not bad.
The teams were not that good.
I spent 8 hours grinding on circuits, transistor physics, and other related topics. These are not exactly my fields of specialty, and I had zero preparation or study time due to my other responsibilities. The team seemed very smart, though.
Code challenges, questions, experience verification. Interests questioned and thoughts of what I'd like to see myself doing in the future. Most of the questions were technical in nature, specific to the position I was applying for.
I went on not one but two roller-coaster rides with Apple as a candidate for Sr. Mechanical Engineer. The process went as follows, normalized from three weeks before my first onsite interview: * 3 weeks: Received a strong recommendation from an A
I spent 8 hours grinding on circuits, transistor physics, and other related topics. These are not exactly my fields of specialty, and I had zero preparation or study time due to my other responsibilities. The team seemed very smart, though.
Code challenges, questions, experience verification. Interests questioned and thoughts of what I'd like to see myself doing in the future. Most of the questions were technical in nature, specific to the position I was applying for.
I went on not one but two roller-coaster rides with Apple as a candidate for Sr. Mechanical Engineer. The process went as follows, normalized from three weeks before my first onsite interview: * 3 weeks: Received a strong recommendation from an A