Intterview Tomarrow

Good luck on your interview. Sounds like you want the job, eh?

 

Make sure you reply with a telephone call, not an email. Your spelling might ruin your chances of employment.

 

Whoa, Lacero, chill out. Unless I am being dense, the ONLY typo I see is a small error in the thread's title. The thread was started under elation and excitement, and therefore a typo would be even more likely.


I say, congratulations on getting this far, and best of luck to you in getting the position!

 

congradulations as well, hope you find a good job if the one with Apple doesnt work out for the summer, but that is definitely cool

 

Actually I agree with Lacero. I have thrown out many resumes with poor spelling. I see no less than 3 spelling errors in the OP.

 

I do have to admit, the strange spelling was the only reason I clicked on this thread...to see if it was intentional or accidental. FWIW, though, I hope it works out for you, Will!

 

You CAN email her back with the best time for you. I've also been in contact with Lisa about a Mac Genius Position in new Apple Retail Store in NY that hasn't been built yet.

Keep in mind that she is in CA, ny DC so she is 3 hours behind you. So if you would like 8am your time, remember thats 5am her time.

I've been through the same interview you will go through. It would be around and hour phone interview. You will talk about your background with computers, Macs, etc... Then she will ask to do a 20 to 30 minute Q&A session with you to see what you know about Macs. Some are easy, some are hard, and some are very hard. I'm not going to go into detail about the kinds of questions she will ask.

I will tell you this...if she asks you for an email address she can email you applications and a release form (Background check), and also mentions something about when face to face interviews you did pretty well and will probably go to the next step. The next step is a face to face interview with probably the store manager of the retail store. If the store is new and hasn't been built (as in the case of me), you will have an interview with the store manager of an Apple Retail Store near by. I just when through my second interview (face to face) today. I wasn't asked any technical questions as Lisa does all of that. Basically the second interview is a get to know you kind of interview. You will probably be asked some of the same questions that Lisa asked you that are non-technical as well as others.

Make sure you show your express appreciation for Apple, their products, and customer support during the interview.

Good Luck!

BTW...if you don't know a question that Lisa may ask you that doesn't mean you're not going to be considered for the next step in the hiring process. She just wants to get a feel for what you know.

 

Good luck and let us know how it go's.

 

If you get the job then Apple won't like you using these forums often. Also, I'm not sure about Apple's spelling requirements but i'm not sure they'll be impressed with "Intterview Tomarrow"