Re:How Apple overcame its culture of secrecy to create AirPo...
by AlotOfReading on Sunday May 08, 2022 @01:09AM
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It's aggravating for sure. I've cancelled interviews with them before because they couldn't confirm that I was actually interviewing for the team and product I knew I was interviewing for. The secrecy often crosses the line into silly and even disrespectful.
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Re:How Apple overcame its culture of secrecy to create AirPo...
by serenitylater on Sunday May 08, 2022 @01:40AM
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For real, was it their self driving division? The faux secrecy in that was astounding. Like everyone knows what is going on here just tell that the computer vision machine learning job focused on high definition video and LiDAR data is for the car, we both know it’s for the car.
Re:How Apple overcame its culture of secrecy to create AirPo...
by AlotOfReading on Sunday May 08, 2022 @02:07AM
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Got it in one. It was the only division I was interested in, they reached out to me, and I made that extremely clear upfront. There were already 6 other offers on the table and having been through Apple's fairly exhausting process before, didn't want to waste time interviewing for a team at the wrong level in the stack.
Re:How Apple overcame its culture of secrecy to create AirPo...
by wheresmycraisin on Sunday May 08, 2022 @02:29AM
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I assumed I was interviewing for the self driving car because it was rumored back then, and then the secrecy might make sense. Also it's good for my ego lol. Then I asked a friend that works for them about it years later and she said apple is secretive about any position... I could've been interviewing for a help desk position in the cafe for all I know.