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Can you describe your hiring philosophy and the values that guide your decision-making when evaluating candidates for a role? Would this remain the same at Apple?
Engineering Manager
Apple
Answers
Anonymous
5 months ago
Ohter than the standard technical evaluation like problem solving, coding skills that one does in a company, I look for people who have demonstrated strong ownership and bias for action from their experience. I also like someone who uses good judgement on a day to day basis and talks about technical trade offs they made. Secondly, I look for someone who is open minded and is deeply interested in helping others succeed (basically future leaders)
Anonymous
4 months ago
Hiring philosophy
- Open to learn
- Good attitude
- Adding value to the team and company but not disrupting it.
Decision-making
- Problem solving skills
- Clear thought process
- Matching skills and experience to the role guidelines
- How are they performing compared to rest of the company at that role and level
- How much training is needed
- Cultural and team fit
- Performance during the interview
Remain the same at apple
• ⁃ Companies core values might differ what the team needs differs. So I would follow same structure but align with Apples core values for example: Innovation, Simplicity in delivery and designs, exposure to user facing products and how well they implement them, are they customer focused or not, environmental responsibility, inclusion and diversity and privacy.
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