I had an on-site (7 interviews throughout the day) with a team at Apple on Friday, involving technical questions (a few of which I don’t think I did well on).
Just wondering if anyone knows what criteria they might be assessing me on? If I mess up a little bit for 2 of the rounds would I still be considered a good candidate if other interviewers liked me? And I shared my Windows pc screen so do you think they’ll judge me for not having a Mac?
Everyone seemed really friendly and seemed like they wanted me to succeed in the interview but I can’t help but feel I screwed up.
New grad btw, no TC yet.
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In general the interviewers submit a recommendation or point out any 🚩 and they meet to a debrief session
Some teams like leet code, others like asking lots of behavioral questions
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