Great learning experience. Making a difference. Making Apple products better. Lots of smart and like-minded people working here.
No structured advancement system. No free food or other perks. Long work hours. Work-life balance is not all that great.
More acknowledgement of when you are doing a good job.
I was contacted by a university recruiter after applying through my university job board, and we were set up for a preliminary phone call. The interviewer called me and asked a few questions about my previous experience and projects, but didn't seem
I was reached out to by the Manager. I completed one round with him. The next round was with his team. She explained the final round to me, but they never reached out even after I followed up three to four times.
Is Apple's interview difficult? Yes, of course. The on-site interview at Apple is by far the most difficult and deepest one I've ever had in my career. Yet it is also the most professional one. Don't get me wrong, the interviewers are not going to a
I was contacted by a university recruiter after applying through my university job board, and we were set up for a preliminary phone call. The interviewer called me and asked a few questions about my previous experience and projects, but didn't seem
I was reached out to by the Manager. I completed one round with him. The next round was with his team. She explained the final round to me, but they never reached out even after I followed up three to four times.
Is Apple's interview difficult? Yes, of course. The on-site interview at Apple is by far the most difficult and deepest one I've ever had in my career. Yet it is also the most professional one. Don't get me wrong, the interviewers are not going to a