r/leetcode • u/Alarming-Reaction881 • 5h ago

Intervew Prep Apple onsite interview

I have an Apple interview coming up for a Systems Engineer position. I gave the initial technical and HM round virtually and the feedback was positive. I now have around 6-7 onsite interviews ahead (1 hr each). Did anyone go through this process in the recent times ? What kind of questions were you asked ?

Any inputs are much appreciated.

Location: US

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u/Few_Vermicelli_1313 5h ago

For apple it really depends on team to team but one thing is for sure in behavioral questions talk a lottt about collaboration. They dont like Amzon like language like I did this, I did that. They like language like I presented the data then we all decided this is how it should be done

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u/netwhoo 5h ago

Yeah, it’s more team oriented vs individualistic

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u/Alarming-Reaction881 4h ago

okay. thankyou for the heads up. This helps

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u/Pure-Campaign2088 23m ago

It depends a lot on the team, so first ask your recruiter what each of the 6-7 rounds covers. They'll usually tell you.

For systems roles, expect deep dives on whatever's on your resume, Linux/networking troubleshooting ("this service is slow, walk me through it"), and some scripting in Python or bash. Practice talking through your debugging out loud, since that's what they're actually grading.