soooo I can't pick one up this week.![]()
I hadn't even considered the possibility of going into a Store and buying one...we'll have to see if my order moves faster than that.
soooo I can't pick one up this week.![]()
... hoping to encourage them to re-review the Apple Watch training materials
Angela needs to go, tho I must admit I don't know her personally. From the few vids I've watched her do she just doesn't seem to have the skill set for the position. I worked Apple Retail for years and Ron is a tough act to follow
"This is our moment to shine, this will be a launch unlike any we've ever had before... this is what you were born to do, this is why you are at Apple"
Do you think that she is a Cocker Spaniel or sumthin.... tss. tss.
After seeing the video about a week after launch, my opinion of her changed for the better.Angela really rubs me the wrong way
Better yet, let them all take one home to play with. I'm sure things are better now, but at first the employees I interacted with, were just as confused at the UI dead end paths, as I was at the time (before getting one).
I think Angela Ahrendts really screwed up the Apple Watch launch. Buying an Apple product at an Apple store is what customers have done and still expect to do. I think part of the reason why demand has dropped off so much after the initial rush, is because everyone realized they can't buy it at the store. The purchasing experience at the store I believe does drive a lot of demand.
So do the long lines, believe it or not. If the average person is walking down the mall and sees a massive line at the Apple Store everyday for 2 months, you know they have something everyone desires and wants and that makes you desire and want it too.
You hear that, Apple Store employees? You were BORN to work in retail!
I was just about to say the same thing. It's kinda degrading. I really don't like her.You hear that, Apple Store employees? You were BORN to work in retail!
I was just about to say the same thing. It's kinda degrading. I really don't like her.
I think Angela Ahrendts really screwed up the Apple Watch launch. Buying an Apple product at an Apple store is what customers have done and still expect to do. I think part of the reason why demand has dropped off so much after the initial rush, is because everyone realized they can't buy it at the store. The purchasing experience at the store I believe does drive a lot of demand.
So do the long lines, believe it or not. If the average person is walking down the mall and sees a massive line at the Apple Store everyday for 2 months, you know they have something everyone desires and wants and that makes you desire and want it too.
Ha. I got one of the first Apple Watch try-on appointments at my local, on pre-order day. The staff member was quite open about the fact she'd never even touched the Watch before and had no idea what to tell me. Was quite shocked by that, considering it really didn't seem to the standard Apple would hope for in their stores.
You hear that, Apple Store employees? You were BORN to work in retail!
"This is our moment to shine, this will be a launch unlike any we've ever had before... this is what you were born to do, this is why you are at Apple," Ahrendts told employees hoping to encourage them to re-review the Apple Watch training materials. Apple is also encouraging employees to discuss the benefits of Apple Pay with customers, which is a core Apple Watch feature.
I took my dad to the Apple store to get a case for his new iPhone 6. First one he's ever owned. I played with an Apple Watch while I was there. I don't get them. They don't seem to serve a purpose for me. To each their own, but hardly anyone was messing with them, but they sure were messing with their other products.