Hi recently had an interview with Apple. There were 3 interviews one was team fit, then a coding round and then again a coding round.
First one was good.
Second one was coding round which went quite well.
Third round was coding but the interviewer asked me the same question that the previous interviewer did. I told him that I was asked this previously in the previous round. Instead of asking me another coding question he started asking me random Java questions which one could just look up online. Like tell me the difference between Java 8 and Java 11.
The worst part is I reached out the recruiter that I wanted follow up on this confusion and I wasnโt expecting such questions but they just sent a generic reject email.
#apple #interview #engineering #software
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Any time we accidentally asked the same question as another person, we always looked positively on honesty. It was seen as really shady if the candidate didnโt mention that they had already been asked the same question.
At that point the applicant SHOULD try to deceive them and redo the question, because that more closely aligns with their corporate values, and they should appreciate that.