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• tumetab1 6y ago
  With that it makes much more sense. I think the interviews at apple had such big scope because the applicant had it on its CV, they had other good applicants so they have to really choose the best ones and/or they were trying to figure out what to offer him/her according to his/her skills.
• tom_mellior 6y ago
  Thanks. In particular, "junior" (which is very vague anyway) doesn't appear anywhere in the post. Confusingly, the Reddit post talks about an "internship" at Intel while the person's website identifies them as "Software Engineer @Intel". A ragetweet saying "what the hell did I just read" without linking to the source turned out to be about as useful as expected.
  • stevegalla 6y ago
    The OP answers in the comments, “It's a 2+ years experience role.” The post also says “ I wasn’t too excited until 7th January 2021 when my recruiter called me again and said “Welcome to Apple!”.” In terms of working at Intel, the post said internship ending December 2020, and their LinkedIn profile says, “Incoming Software Engineer @Apple”. I agree the tweet wasn’t great, but there is info in the Reddit thread to fill in the gaps from the source.