Pay, flexibility, hours, nice coworkers, and organization.
Big machine with little regard for the individual.
I had three interviews. The first one was to see if I knew basic Objective-C and to hear a little about my background. The second interview was with my future mentor. He asked me about my views of Apple and some technical Objective-C/iOS dev questi
For the most part, they are questions about plans for the creative development of new applications, past experiences, and objectives with the company. Questions about application changes are also widely used.
At first, the interviewer told me about the team and its purpose. After that, he asked me to "tell me about yourself." Following that, I was asked a pretty easy algorithm question. All of that lasted for about an hour. When he finished, the second i
I had three interviews. The first one was to see if I knew basic Objective-C and to hear a little about my background. The second interview was with my future mentor. He asked me about my views of Apple and some technical Objective-C/iOS dev questi
For the most part, they are questions about plans for the creative development of new applications, past experiences, and objectives with the company. Questions about application changes are also widely used.
At first, the interviewer told me about the team and its purpose. After that, he asked me to "tell me about yourself." Following that, I was asked a pretty easy algorithm question. All of that lasted for about an hour. When he finished, the second i