A piece on how to land a job with the most desirable tech company in the world provides some interesting examples of Apple interview questions.
It outlines the soft skills the company looks for, warns what not to do on your resume, walks you through the interview stages, explains the STAR method for discussing your accomplishments, and provides examples of the sorts of questions you may be asked …
ZDNet says that of course Apple wants to hire people with top-notch technical abilities, but also looks for a number of soft skills:
As an initial filtering stage, Apple uses automated software to scan for keywords in your resume – which means you need to take care to ensure it is fully machine-readable.
For coding jobs, Apple will expect to see a select coding portfolio of up to 10 projects on sites like GitHub, GitLab, and BitBucket.
(Presumably you fail the interview if you don’t answer “M2 MacBook Pro” to the last question.)
We’ve of course seen other advice on getting a job with Apple, which includes not being afraid to admit your mistakes.
The full ZDNet piece is definitely worth reading if you have ambitions of working for Apple.
The Ideal 2-Month Apple Interview Preparation Plan
In order to ace Appleâs technical interview, you must make sure to have a solid prep plan and stick to it. In this section, weâll look at the ideal 2-month Apple interview preparation plan that will help you nail the technical interview at Apple.Â
Apple phone interview questions are mostly around past professional experience, your interest in the position, and your professional skillset.Â
Apple phone interview questions are mostly asked during the Initial recruiter screen. Letâs go ahead and look at some common Apple phone interview questions to help you get an idea of what to expect at the interview.Â
The above Apple phone interview questions will help you get an idea about the type of questions to expect at Appleâs Initial Recruiter Screen.Â
As already mentioned, coding is a crucial part of the assessment process for software engineers. While it is recommended that you practice problems in all core DSA concepts, Appleâs coding interviews mainly test your knowledge in Graphs, Trees, Greedy Algorithms, and Dynamic programming. That said, the important coding concepts to prepare for the Apple interview include:
Below are some Apple coding interview questions in coding asked at the Apple interview. Letâs go ahead and take a look.Â
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