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Apple Product Manager Interview
Questions & Process

What 66 candidates said about the rounds, the
questions and how long the wait really is.

From 66 candidate reports · FREE TO READ

2.6Rounds average
40.7Day average
AverageTypical difficulty
53%Positive experience

Questions candidates reported

Quoted word for word from Apple interview reports.

Engineering accounts for 10,860 of 66 reports, so company-wide questions may lean toward that function. Pick your role above for questions from your own loop.

Formats, difficulty and experience

Across all 66 Apple interview reports.

Question formats

Behavioral46.3%
Technical16.9%
Other15.4%
Case14%
Presentation3.7%

Interview difficulty

Easy18.2%
Average53%
Difficult28.8%

Candidate experience

Positive53%
Negative22.7%
Neutral24.2%

Reports by job function

Engineering10,860
Operations1,308
Product1,188
Sales1,054
Other762
Marketing542

The interview process

Described in candidates’ own words.

Best interview process I’ve had in years. Really professional and I went all the way to the final round. I’m bummed I didn’t get an offer but overall it was a great experience.Candidate-reported process
It was a contract to hire situation so it was pretty seamless. I had already been doing the job for a few years at that point, so I already knew the hiring manager and everyone on the team. The hiring manager reached out to me and checked my interest and I had a few phone calls with a recruiter to negotiate pay. They were pretty strict and didn’t completely meet my pay expectations, which was kind of frustrating but overall the process was pretty easy and I didn’t go through a formal interview channel.Candidate-reported process
Behavioral interviews and a case question at the end that tests storytelling, with a final presentation that can be on any topic, it’s very Apple. People are very kind and it’s culture driven, not the typical case questions.Candidate-reported process
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