This is an option which I had not considered as I was unaware that such a possibility existed. Following the link, I found that the OSX self guided training is relatively inexpensive at $299. I reside in a "dire straights" type of area - no real opportunity to make a decent living - college grads are bagging groceries and flipping burgers! My last big break came in 2007 when I was hired into one of the local steel mills. Alas, the economy tanked and now all five of the local steel mills are shut down forever. Due to familial situations, I am completely tied to this area.
Question: What type of edge would undertaking this self guided certification training (passing the exams, of course) give to an Apple Care applicant (or in my case - REapplicant)? I understand that this is an opinion based question, and I seek those opinions. Any insight? Please chime in.
I had FaceTime interview and was told that next step would be 3-5 days for an email of their decision doe this mean I'm not getting picked?
This is an option which I had not considered as I was unaware that such a possibility existed. Following the link, I found that the OSX self guided training is relatively inexpensive at $299. I reside in a "dire straights" type of area - no real opportunity to make a decent living - college grads are bagging groceries and flipping burgers! My last big break came in 2007 when I was hired into one of the local steel mills. Alas, the economy tanked and now all five of the local steel mills are shut down forever. Due to familial situations, I am completely tied to this area.
Question: What type of edge would undertaking this self guided certification training (passing the exams, of course) give to an Apple Care applicant (or in my case - REapplicant)? I understand that this is an opinion based question, and I seek those opinions. Any insight? Please chime in.
You're expecting a coherent answer from "jedi master"? Good luck with that.
Overall it's a good idea to have as many applications in with as many companies as possible. The catch is that you may find yourself in a position where you have to commit to one company while still waiting to hear from a more desirable one. I had applications in with both Kelly and Apple and fortunately Apple's offer came in 2 days before Kelly's did but it easily could have been vice versa.
Interesting situation, would think This would be new to Kelly.
May we ask your age. While it is illegal for an employer to ask.
The background would find criminal past if any, but if have never worked or took time off for a family would be common.
Best of Luck,
Jed
Just turned 18 a few months ago. I'm just a little worried since i really want this job. I didn't really want to miss my start date either, but oh well.
have most people been getting their bgc email the same day as their final interview?
Has anyone that's gotten an offer heard the 3 to 5 business days for the third interview? I had my second interview and was curious. Thank you.
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Also, was anyone else's interviewer late?
Ok y'all, got the offer email yesterday and signed up for the paperwork session. Now, I'm just waiting on the paperwork. Thanks for all the great info everyone! This thread has been a tremendous help! There's a lot of information to read and search through, but it's well worth it!
Ok y'all, got the offer email yesterday and signed up for the paperwork session. Now, I'm just waiting on the paperwork. Thanks for all the great info everyone! This thread has been a tremendous help! There's a lot of information to read and search through, but it's well worth it!
So if you started, this would be your first job? Wow, what a way to get started! BGC is all formalities. Are you a psycho who has a criminal record? Nope? You'd be okay in that regard. The only thing I could POSSIBLY consider them knocking off points for is lack of work history, in which case, you probably would have bumped off the initial interview, in my opinion.
Don't stress so much. Hopefully its all well.
My friend just started 2 weeks ago and he said they already let one person go for not passing the weekly test. He got 2 tries and then the boot. He also said he was a class clown too, so once you guys get in be serious and make sure you are absorbing the information. I have my 2nd interview today, so I hope I do well. He also said some of the mentors there have only been there about 6 months and already got full time positions so the opportunity to climb the ladder seems in reach if your a hard worker. Good luck to you all
One question: What should my expectations be for the 3rd interview?
Nope , there's not much for them to look into that's why i'm stressing out about them taking so long. I'm hoping to get hired by Apple directly eventually so through Kelly would be a great way to start.
I do have experience fixing phones and Ebay selling experience. That's probably the only reason my recruiter pushed me to the next step.
I'm just hoping they don't decide not to hire me. Maybe i just worry too much, i need to relax lol.