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retroryan81 said:
Are you sure May 2nd? That is a Thursday I believe. I am no expert but seems to me that all start dates are on a Monday. I would double check that date. Plus seems a little late to do all of the paperwork with very little time between now and your start date.
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That day is my new employee orientation, and then I would have another day of training May 10th and then I will officially start May 13th
 
love4tech said:
:confused::(

I completed my 3rd interview today....a little nervous because I don't think I did all that well. Interviewer said I will hear from my recruiter within 2 weeks either by email or phone. *keeping my fingers crossed*
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:eek: Silly me!!!! Why was I nervous?!?!? smh I just received my background check email so it looks like I was successful in my 3rd interview :):):)
 
pageerror404 said:
I was recently hired for the At-Home Advisor position as well. My process was slightly different.

1. I applied for the job online and uploaded my resume.

2. 1 week later I received an email that said I passed the first screening, and they sent me a link to an official application. I submitted it.

3. Another week later they sent me an email asking me to attend a virtual Q&A session, and then schedule a phone or facetime interview. I chose the phone interview.

4. The interviewer called right on time with a blocked number, and proceeded to ask me typical job interview questions (Describe a time you were/were not able to... blah blah) and also determine if I could handle being shut in the house for work. She also asked me some really basic techy questions that anyone who knows how to use a computer could answer easily.

5. Another week later I got a background check link in my email. It was from a company called HireRight. I submitted it immediately.

6. I waited a LONG time for anything else to happen. I confirmed the background check came back clean, but still nothing from apple for over a month. At that point I figured they decided not to hire me.

7. They called me out of the blue and offered me the position. They told me my pay-rate, and said it would start on May 28, and be full-time for the summer.

8. They sent me a packet of new-hire forms through fedex, as well as an email asking me to attend a telephone paperwork session.

9. I attended this session. I basically just called the number and was added to a giant conference call with other new-hires and Apple team leaders. We were asked to mute our phones while they went over the details of each form in the packet.

10. I had to very quickly fill out the employment verification form and get the notary at my bank to verify my ID's and the form (it didn't need to be notarized though). Then I had to fax it to Apple HR and then call them immediately to ensure it was filled in correctly. They WILL reject it for any little mistake, so be careful. Then they sent me an email will a fedex overnight express label to send the entire paperwork packet back to them. Be quick with those forms, they have a short deadline and they made it very clear that missing that deadline will lose you the job offer.

11. Another 2 weeks later I received a little welcome email congratulating me and telling me quirky stuff about the leadership team and their personalities.

I'm sure the process is different for others depending on where they are located. But that is exactly what has happened with my application. I'm just waiting now for the next step.

I'm very excited.
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A you a regular or student hire? Thanks!
 
I have a question for all those that recently get an offer call from Apple. What timeframe did the person who did your final interview quote you to hear back from someone and what timeframe did it actually take? Any feedback is appreciated, thanks!
 
macgeek01 said:
I have a question for all those that recently get an offer call from Apple. What timeframe did the person who did your final interview quote you to hear back from someone and what timeframe did it actually take? Any feedback is appreciated, thanks!
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I was told a "few weeks". It was exactly 2 weeks to receive my offer call.
 
I emailed my recruiter today, no response....I don't reallY want to be super aggressive and call tomm....hmm should i just wait or call??
 
So I received my offer email yesterday. Completed it same night. How long before I receive my paperwork or the "next" step?
 
MacMonkey2494 said:
Call. Maybe twice a week.
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Ok I will..but what creeps me out is that..a few days after I recieved the offer call a few days later the same person called and left a voicemail stating he was just trying to get in t0uch with me..I called atleast two days in a row
(the phone rings and rings without going to a voicemail) until I gave up and decided to just wait for him to call me again, no phone call...:mad:
 
TheSneekGeek said:
Ok I will..but what creeps me out is that..a few days after I recieved the offer call a few days later the same person called and left a voicemail stating he was just trying to get in t0uch with me..I called atleast two days in a row
(the phone rings and rings without going to a voicemail) until I gave up and decided to just wait for him to call me again, no phone call...:mad:
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Keep contact. I'd say email once a week and call twice as week. Like Monday/Friday call and Wednesday email.

Don't give up! It will happen!
 
So I received my offer letter in an email. I replied to the email with "'I accept". However, I saw in the letter that I should also sign the letter and I suppose mail it??? Do I need to physically send the letter? Or is the email sufficient?
 
TheSneekGeek said:
Ok I will..but what creeps me out is that..a few days after I recieved the offer call a few days later the same person called and left a voicemail stating he was just trying to get in t0uch with me..I called atleast two days in a row
(the phone rings and rings without going to a voicemail) until I gave up and decided to just wait for him to call me again, no phone call...:mad:
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You should just be happy to know you have the job having already received the offer call! It's been over two weeks since my background check cleared and I'm still waiting for mine. If I get it I won't be stressing even if there are delays with the rest of the process because I'll know I definitely have the job!
 
How many days should i wait to reapply? I applied to Kelly services(since i NEED full time hours) and did the assessment and phone audition. Its been 3 days and no call. I was thinking of redoing my resume and then applying to a different city. How many more days should i wait before applying again?
 
ok, I got my 11 question email about a week ago and have not heard anything since then...... it seems like ppl hear right back if they are getting the interviews from the 11 questions. :(

and tonight I got something for going forward for itunes chat. fingers crossed.
 
How long till a typical time frame that they email you your offer letter after phone call? I was so excited lastnight I spaced out on what he was saying. Lol. A typical time frame please, not the general 3 weeks or whatever..
 
BrandonR22 said:
How long till a typical time frame that they email you your offer letter after phone call? I was so excited lastnight I spaced out on what he was saying. Lol. A typical time frame please, not the general 3 weeks or whatever..
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Brandon I was told one week. Got the offer call yesterday and was told if I don't have it by next Tuesday at 4:30 to call my recruiter back. Your millage may vary. ;)
 
macman1964 said:
Brandon I was told one week. Got the offer call yesterday and was told if I don't have it by next Tuesday at 4:30 to call my recruiter back. Your millage may vary. ;)
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Oh Awesome. Thank You, Yeah. I got my call lastnight around 8. I was like wow! Haha either way im happy! :) What does Apple Say about the whole I9 Thing.. Like do they tell you, you have to go to the bank? or just go to a notary?(but not get it notarized..?)
 
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