First round interview and I expect to be called back. It took forever to schedule the interview, the first round was only to see if I was a cultural fit. They don't have a job description, there are no specifics. It could have been done on the phone. It was a "touchy/feely" experience and as a fairly senior person, I felt it was largely a waste of my time and mostly about the ego of the person interviewing. The next interview will actually be about my work as opposed to my attitudes. Actual quote: "Statistically you have a better chance of being accepted by Stanford than of being hired by Apple." Truly, the height of arrogance. If the economy were better I wouldn't even consider working with such kool-aid drinking clones.

There were about 5 rounds of interviews with several members of a large team. The last interview was with the head of the department. Each interviewer asked questions about how the person in the role would interact with them or their team. All the questions were open-ended, and many of them were behavioral. At the beginning of the interview process, I was asked to create an example using a specific prompt and told to be prepared to defend or explain my design decisions. The last interview was challenging because I was asked questions about qualifications not listed in the job description, so it was difficult to be prepared. It helps if you know something about UX and UX writing.