Apple At-Home Advisor... (Part 2)

[stacey3267]

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[Z8beema]

I waited 9 months for my first call with extremely relevant experience.

Wow. Did you apply to multiple positions at different times? Did you ever get a notice that you weren't chosen for an earlier entry?

 

[kdoc88]

Mostly wondering just because I'm going on two weeks now and hoping I get a response

I applied in july and got my call the second week in october and I do have technical support experience as I've had customer service roles previously with Microsoft, Comcast and AT&T.

 

[kdoc88]

Total length of time from applying to offer ...?

I applied in july and got my call the second week in october, had a Facetime interview the week following the initial call, had second facetime interview this past monday and got the offer call yesterday... (wednesday)

 

[stacey3267]

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[stacey3267]

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[ihonda]

I applied in july and got my call the second week in october, had a Facetime interview the week following the initial call, had second facetime interview this past monday and got the offer call yesterday... (wednesday)

christ thats long.

 

[Z8beema]

I applied in july and got my call the second week in october, had a Facetime interview the week following the initial call, had second facetime interview this past monday and got the offer call yesterday... (wednesday)

Seems like once you get the initial call it's a fast process

 

[Lwharper]

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[Im_apple_1fan]

Applied in September and nothing yet. Starting to get discouraged... Anyone know what I could do to get a call back? I have a cover letter, applied multiple times.

 

[Coffeelover01]

can anyone tell me what position the are hiring for? I've applied for almost every aha- apple care chat position and I haven't heard anything :/

 

[Blue70]

 

[Blue70]

Hello everyone,

I originally applied for another corporate position at Apple and haven't heard anything about it, but then received an email this week from a recruiter saying that they like my profile and if I am interested in an At Home Advisor position.

I am not sure if I will apply for it yet since the position the recruiter refereed to is a foreign language AHA and requires pretty non-standard hours for my time zone. However I love the idea of working at home and the average AHA salary for my city is not bad.

Just have a few quick questions and I would really appreciate it if anyone could answer them

1. I believe AHA is an Apple employee position and not a contractor, but would like to get confirmation on this. Also, if it is an employee position, how would you rate the benefit package(not including the product discount)?

2. I understand that your location will influence your pay rate, but does the team that you work with (let's say iApps vs Agreement administration vs iTunes etc) and being part of the foreign language team increase or decrease your pay rate on top of your geographic location?

3. Will the AHA working experience be helpful if you want to move to other Apple corporate jobs in the future? (Assuming that you did great while working at AHA)

Hello there,

I work as AHA bilingual position. I prefer not saying anything in public due to Apple's strict policy. I might not able to answer to all questions you have, but you are welcome to PM me

 

[lucy2387]

Got my rejection letter today and I'm pretty gutted.

 

[kdoc88]

so hireright just stated theyve completed everything on the BGC but the last verification on one of my jobs. they verified the other 2 but this third one i dont have any documentation for having just moved.. and theyve reached out and are unable to get a response. if the company does not respond back is this something that will make apple not want to hire me?

 

[ck204]

Hello there,

I work as AHA bilingual position. I prefer not saying anything in public due to Apple's strict policy. I might not able to answer to all questions you have, but you are welcome to PM me

PM'd

 

[Coffeelover01]

Got my rejection letter today and I'm pretty gutted.

Sorry to hear that.. Have you tried going through a staffing company?

 

[tripleV]

I have a virtual interview scheduled for Tuesday for the student at-home advisor position. I am so nervous!! Does anyone have any tips??

 

[lucy2387]

Sorry to hear that.. Have you tried going through a staffing company?

I haven't, doesn't that cut the pay dramatically? They had offered me $18 an hour. That would have been life changing honestly. I've gotten myself sick over this.

 

[ihonda]

I haven't, doesn't that cut the pay dramatically? They had offered me $18 an hour. That would have been life changing honestly. I've gotten myself sick over this.

If they made an offer why then reject it?

 

[magusmccormick]

If they made an offer why then reject it?

I was offered almost $16 then after the 3rd interview I got a rejection email, for no reason i can tell

 

[ihonda]

I was offered almost $16 then after the 3rd interview I got a rejection email, for no reason i can tell

Wow that's strange. No one you can contact about it?

 

[magusmccormick]

Wow that's strange. No one you can contact about it?

none that i know of, i asked for feedback and was told they couldnt give any

 

[Coffeelover01]

I haven't, doesn't that cut the pay dramatically? They had offered me $18 an hour. That would have been life changing honestly. I've gotten myself sick over this. [/QUOT

Yes it would be a pay cut, but from what I have read it would get your foot in the door with Apple. Does anyone know if this is true?

 

[lucy2387]

Yes it would be a pay cut, but from what I have read it would get your foot in the door with Apple. Does anyone know if this is true?

I've worked with other middle man companies before, they were honestly bad experiences. Not at all what it would be like to work for the company itself.

They offered $18.40 per hour, that's more money than I ever thought I could make working from home.