Good pay, good work-life balance. The office is great, and the lunches are good.
Uninteresting Work
"Tech Island" - tech tools aren't used outside of Google; not great for future career.
Tons of bureaucracy; it takes forever to do anything.
Allow engineers to work at their own pace. Make it easier to have mobility in the company.
Apple's interview process typically includes multiple rounds of interviews, starting with phone screens and progressing to onsite or virtual interviews. Candidates may face: * Technical assessments * Behavioral questions * Problem-solving challenges
A recruiter from YouTube reached out to me for a Director position, so I started the process. I am a new grad, and I asked to waive the phone interview and start directly at the onsite. I completed four technical interviews. Each round had only on
I felt the recruiter was kind and helpful. Two of the four onsite interviewers worked with me and made me feel comfortable. One was a jerk and didn't communicate at all, and the other was neutral. I was actually a music major who had studied comput
Apple's interview process typically includes multiple rounds of interviews, starting with phone screens and progressing to onsite or virtual interviews. Candidates may face: * Technical assessments * Behavioral questions * Problem-solving challenges
A recruiter from YouTube reached out to me for a Director position, so I started the process. I am a new grad, and I asked to waive the phone interview and start directly at the onsite. I completed four technical interviews. Each round had only on
I felt the recruiter was kind and helpful. Two of the four onsite interviewers worked with me and made me feel comfortable. One was a jerk and didn't communicate at all, and the other was neutral. I was actually a music major who had studied comput