Good benefits, free intern swag (AirPods, HomePod mini), and a wonderful, accepting culture. Free shuttles are provided, and housing is also provided.
Food costs money at Apple.
The process was dull and delayed because of miscommunications within the hiring team. The interviews were pretty long. However, the difficulty was about average. Interview rounds were pretty disconnected, often focusing on extremes.
The hiring manager interviewed me after an initial interview with HR. The hiring manager gave absolutely zero feedback during the interview. I thought we had gotten cut off several times as he was unresponsive. I believe he was writing down notes, bu
I applied on the company's website, and HR found me and asked if I was interested or not. Then there were two phone interviews, half an hour each, and an eight-hour-long full day on-site. It took about one month to get the offer.
The process was dull and delayed because of miscommunications within the hiring team. The interviews were pretty long. However, the difficulty was about average. Interview rounds were pretty disconnected, often focusing on extremes.
The hiring manager interviewed me after an initial interview with HR. The hiring manager gave absolutely zero feedback during the interview. I thought we had gotten cut off several times as he was unresponsive. I believe he was writing down notes, bu
I applied on the company's website, and HR found me and asked if I was interested or not. Then there were two phone interviews, half an hour each, and an eight-hour-long full day on-site. It took about one month to get the offer.