Apple Specialist Interview Questions

I said that I grew up on Macintosh computers and that I was very comfortable using them and explaining how to use them. I also told them about my experience as a self-employed farmer selling oranges at a farmers market and how that had given me confidence and the ability to communicate well with customers and other people in general.

I have had a Macbook Pro and an ipod for over 3 years and I am very comfortable learning new things on a Mac. Also, working at Starbucks provided me with the knowledge that working with a customer is all about providing legendary service. I know how to go above and beyond and how to talk to people without being condescending.

Thank you for asking me that question. I currently have an I pad Mini, which i use all the time, which has over 16 gigabytes, i have purchased on line for apple products. I also have a IPHONE 5 that i also use all the time. with 16 gigabytes. I enjoy working with people i think of my self as a team player , love to net work, and do it most of the time, when i am out speaking with various musicians, on weekends at sport bars, or hotels. I always end up mentioning the app garage band, one of my favorite apps for musicians and singers. I also just learned how to install apple tv which i am loving right now, since i continue to go to seminars for apple. All the apple Employees have shown me great customer service, i can not complain the quality is their in the apple team. Why i feel i am qualified, well i feel that when i view a customer i listen to them, and try to feel out what they want. I also look at the budget the customer wants to spend. If a item is in the range of $300 to $400 dollars i am going to then offer them my support in finding the items that are in that range, with the best quality i can find for that price.

just did some cheesy spill on it.

Like I said, I wasn't a big Apple user at the time, so I looked really bad on this question. Incoming hires are expected to have solid knowledge about Apple products. They don't have time to teach specialists all things Mac. You have resources in the store for difficult questions, but you HAVE to have a knowledge base to work from.

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I found this question to be difficult because it is very hard to answer if you have never worked for apple, and they are looking for the gods honest truth. Apple has a lot more to offer than I would have ever expected, and when first approached with that question, it was pretty intimidating.

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There's no wrong answer. They want to know how you work and think.

Interview the person with the following sequences of questions: 1) Your favorite locale? (people, place or time) 2) Any particular reason? (memory, fantasy, dream) 3) What the person would like to do? After you collect all the answers. Construct a scenario of the trip and see the reaction of the person. If positive, you've succeeded. If not, plan a different trip scenario.

My desire to help people experience, enjoy and be productive with Apple hardware and software