Apple Program Manager Interview
Questions & Process
What 132 candidates said about the rounds, the
questions and how long the wait really is.
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Questions candidates reported
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“why apple?”
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Read report →“Why do you want to work at Apple?”
Read report →“Why do you want to work for Apple?”
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Read report →“Tell me about yourself?”
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The interview process
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“First it starts with a recruiter call. Then you talk to an EPM peer, where you have a chat on background and standard questions plus a prioritization question. If you pass that, you go into a loop with 5 other stakeholders.”Candidate-reported process
“Behavior based questions and focused on background. No technically complex questions. But need to be technically knowledgeable and have relevant experience in both engineering and program management. Pretty standard questions asked from all interviewers. Started with recruiter screen, then HM call, then a panel with a presentation.”Candidate-reported process
“Three step process, super smooth and I was kept well informed the whole time. The interviewers were clearly engaged and polite, and I had a lot of flexibility with the timing. It didn’t end up working out for unrelated reasons.”Candidate-reported processMore reports lockedRead 300+ more interview experiences
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