Apple

Apple Tech Advisor - A Great Experience Working as a Tech Advisor at Apple was an incredibly rewarding experience for me. The role allowed me to immerse myself in diagnosing and troubleshooting Apple products, from Macs to iPhones and iPads. Each day brought a new challenge, which kept the work exciting and intellectually stimulating. One of the best aspects of the job was the sense of accomplishment I felt when resolving complex technical issues for customers. The training provided by Apple was top-notch, equipping me with the skills I needed to solve problems efficiently and ensure customers were satisfied. The company culture was another huge perk. Apple fosters a positive work environment that encourages teamwork, innovation, and customer focus. The support from colleagues and supervisors made it easier to thrive in a fast-paced, tech-driven atmosphere.

Said it was a 3D modeling position. Job title was false. Ended up being a 2D editor position instead.

Great time plus great coworkers. On holidays they always make a lunch or dinner party’s for working those days.

loved working at apple met a lot of great people. team manager was very supportive. great team to working with .

Working at Apple was probably one of the best jobs that I’ve had in my professional career. Everyone there seem to be so helpful and positive.

I worked at Apple Inc. from home, and I didn’t really enjoy working, because my manager was making it difficult to relay information regarding work and he lacked responsibility, in that matter. I held the fastest call-handling time, yet my manager failed to share overtime options in a punctual manner and allowed the rest of the team to leave me behind, although I was the one aiding the team and manager by handling my calls in such an efficient manner that I was more than able to help others, while having frequent breaks waiting for new incoming calls. I was beyond professional and management was very stubborn and lazy at the same time. Given that you wish to be strict, then you might as well be professional as well. My manager had a episode/seizure that spooked me from the job and I quit. Weird/Stubborn/Unprofessional and Other…. -_-

its up to the individual to create their own story working in a corporate environment, and build relationships and common ground with all diversity.

Don't apply here or work here unless you already have a bachelor's or master's degree. If you have an associate's degree and hope that you will grow with Apple. It is a lie you will not they will use you until you tap out. They will lie to you and keep you motivated to keep you working in favor for them. I would never waste my time here again.

Apple is by far the most fair and exceptional companies I’ve had the pleasure to work for. If I could choose to be with one work place for ever- it would be them. The benefits are second to none. Work life balance was the main focus for my location, as well as mental health and many other things that companies strive to have the best of. The culture at my store was amazing. All 4 teams work hand in hand to do what is right for their location. If you work for Apple you will have the opportunity and environment that will let you do what is right for the person in front of you- regardless if it’s for a fellow co-worker or customer. Apple retail employees do not work on commission. Only three bad things I have to say about my experience. 1) Customers “entitlement” Behavior 2) EXTREMELY LOUD - several employees have mental illness as a result 3) passed up for job position because someone was quicker/sucked up in group interview, no skills or education taken into account

Good to be trained and worked with some really good guys in Apple. Apple provides very nice work environment and training services. The work duty itself is not flexible at all. Quite boring I have to say. The working schedule is not friendly to whom have little kids at home.

JCPenney for working almost a Year and merchandising associate for 3 years and custodian for 2 years and childcare for about 3 years

I work for northwest for 3+years for child care. Also work for merchandise associate for almost 3 years

excellent company with excellent colleagues and a pleasant work environment, demanding with the task but pleasant with the times of quality of life

This is a great company and you can rise through the ranks rapidly if you have the ability to learn quickly and can do a great bit of multi-tasking. I enjoyed my tenure there.

I was promoted quickly and vastly underestimated the amount of rushing to do something so someone can not be on the phone. Management are kids basically who are anal retentive.

Apple was definitely an exciting job offer to get, even just being 19 years old. I was very excited, over the years I learned more and more, then I met so many great people who also taught me so much. Those moments are the ones I like to think about. I helped so many people, made many friends, and I grew as a person that I would trust if I was on the opposite side of things.

I loved helping customers get their order tooken care of in a timely manner I took payments changed payments and helped clients with their devices.

I was an Apple Cash specialist taking inbound calling dealing with different types of accts rather if they were restricted and locked doing a dispute or a charback

It all depends what department you are assigned. I was there 2 years. The full time employees hardly do anything but supervise. They expect all the temps to do EVERYTHING. You need a bachelors degree to get hired on so don't expect it. Some departments will work you a lot of overtime which is good. If you need a job it's ok but keep looking there is better out there. GIDDY UP!!

Safety first environment, employees incentives, were magnetic making employment opportunities worth while.

Good place to work for. Paid on time, some incentives with discounts for employees. Depends on how your quality of work is, adherence, if you pay attention to training and policies. Growth climbing up the ladder depends on what position is available. Longer hours you put in then you accumulate more PTO. It's like any other job. Some people have great professionalism some may have an attitude they need to leave outside before work. Other than that the atmosphere is Friendly.

I actually spent the bulk of my time w/ Apple in Melbourne, Australia - the Australian attitude toward work/life balance is orders of magnitude better than the US - because companies doing business in Australia must abide by their laws, my benefits (wage, benefits and working conditions) were much better than my colleagues in the US.

It was my worst experience. No benefits,sometimes the payment amount is not right or They dont pay you on time.

i was involved in Hana, RAR, CVI preliminary projects and discussions, also involved in discussions on Korean curreny topics