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Apple
Apple has an "i" for revolutionary technology. Since its release, the company's iPhone has spurred a revolution in cell phones and mobile computing. It also continues to innovate its core Mac desktop and laptop computers, all of which feature its OS X operating system, including the iMac all-in-one desktop and MacBook portable for the consumer and education markets, and the high-end Mac Pro and MacBook Pro for consumers and professionals involved in design and publishing. Apple scored a runaway hit with its digital music players (iPod) and online music store (iTunes). Its...More
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Apple Ratings & Reviews Posted by employees
Employees are “Satisfied” 2,083 ratings
94% of the CEO 801 ratings
Tim Cook
CEO
Pros: Apple invests more in their people then any other company I have worked with. There are endless development opportunities and a huge opportunity for career advancement and development. – Full Review `
Apple Salaries Posted by employees
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Mac Specialist (Apple Store) - Hourly 553 Apple Salaries |
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Apple Interview Questions & Reviews Posted by candidates
No Offer – Interviewed in Cupertino, CA Apr 2013 – Reviewed last week New
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I had a phone interview with the hiring manager. It was a pleasant experience but definitely not easy. One thing that Apple seems to lay an emphasize on during interviews is that the candidate knows materials and beam theory.
Regarding materials one should definitely know: Density, Youngs Modulus…
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Interview Question:
You have a room full of 100 helium filled balloons at its ceiling. They are too high for you to touch. If you have all the powers in the world, tell me 40 ways to remove the balloons based on the…
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