Hey guys I had my 2nd interview today and it went well and received an email to set up a 3rd interview an hour later. The only issue is that the site will not let me log in to set up the interview time. I keep getting the error "Oops! An error occurred while validating your login. Please try again." What should I do guys!! I emailed the recruiter back, but I hope I can get a time slot before I work that day!!
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You're not yet an employee, so no. You and Apple have a mutual interest in making sure your paperwork is in order, so that you can soon be an employee and get paid for your time.
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Get used to the following thought process:
Did you try different browsers? Different computers? Verify that you were using the right password by signing into the Apple ID site directly? Try clearing your browser cache and restarting? Disable any firewall that may be interfering? After all of that, you may need to contact a recruiter.
Even then though, I seem to remember that there was some weird glitch keeping me from logging in and I clicked a feedback link on the login page. I was unable to access one of the required fields, if memory serves correctly. After a couple of hours I got a response saying that they were aware of the issue and that the workaround was to zoom way in on the page or something like that. Anyhow, see if there's a feedback or problem reporting option if none of the above works. Your recruiter isn't in the login business.
July 25th.Only thing I'm not sure is the role-playing Im more of a serious person. Seems childish to me IDK why.
But ill go back and review the questions they might ask and prepare for it.
Just pretend like your talking to a customer and show that you care about what they talk about. You will do GREAT!
I had my first interview today with a recruiter. I was told I would hear back in 3 to 5 business days and the information would be passed to a recruiter (I'm assuming a different one). Does the 3 to 5 days indicate I might not move on to the second interview? I was told I would be in the September class which is still 6 weeks away maybe they're not quite ready
I used Notes and made a new note for each day of training. You'll have topics and you just simply take detailed notes on those topics. No need to record sessions. If you pay attention to what's being said, you'll get it. I promise. You can always take screen shots, though. And when they tell you to bookmark something, bookmark that business. Bookmarks will be your best friend.
The exams are passable IF you pay attention. They're not lying when they say you must pay attention. But you will have an enormous wealth of information and resources afforded to you which you'll learn about in training. Use your ingenuity and resources and you will be fine.
If you've been hired, you're not some arrogant idiots who thinks he knows it all. Because Apple doesn't hire those fools as evidenced by this thread and its population of butthurt jackasses. So that means you can do it. Don't stress it.
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This is odd.
They should have gotten your serial number before you even explained your issue. Unless you were speaking to a call director, that is.
LOL no need to lie, man.
You are correct. There is no need to lie - obviously. I'll be blunt: I don't like you. For future reference, please feel free NOT to respond to any of my posts.
You said: If you've been hired, you're not some arrogant idiots who thinks he knows it all. Because Apple doesn't hire those fools as evidenced by this thread and its population of butthurt jackasses.
That's a case of the pot calling the kettle black. Have a nice day.
You are an employee now so I think it would be very appropriate to call HR and ask them questions regarding health insurance. I was actually surprised they didn't cover that in the paperwork session. Good luck!!!!
Apple uses United Health Care. There are a couple of options, both a saver plan and health plus. I use the saver and it runs me about $20 per paycheck.
It's going to vary quite a bit depending on a lot of factors so as per the previous poster, your best bet is to contact HR. They are extremely helpful and usually reply to email queries very quickly.
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Auto Start/Shutdown/Computer Personal Use
I haven't found a great reply in this thread regarding this (I haven't read all 390 pages, but I've tried to find the answer):
-Are you able to use your computer for personal use during non-work hours? I am guessing no, but I can't tell for sure, as it mentions something about "limited personal use." I have my own computer, but I''m just curious.
With the auto start/shutdown requirement, do they monitor when your computer is on?
I haven't found a great reply in this thread regarding this (I haven't read all 390 pages, but I've tried to find the answer):
-Are you able to use your computer for personal use during non-work hours? I am guessing no, but I can't tell for sure, as it mentions something about "limited personal use." I have my own computer, but I''m just curious.
With the auto start/shutdown requirement, do they monitor when your computer is on?
I thought it would be covered in the paperwork session too, but it is actually covered on your first two days of work which will be too late. I would love to call HR, but the only number and email I have is to verify the i-9. I have gone over all my paperwork several times, but only contacts are for i-9 issues and recruiting. Thank you
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Thank you for your reply, much appreciated. I would love to contact HR but am not privy to that contact information yet.
Once you get a login for "mypage" you'll be able to contact HR. They should have assigned you a login the day you got hired.
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Did anyone else leave the paperwork session with the assumption that the documents had to be notarized???? I didn't go to an apple store; I went to a notary..and she said, "where do I notarize it?" I was like..umm....err..so, we called HR and it turns out, pretty much anyone can sign that form. I don't know why I assumed that some serious verification/notarization was going to be happening...but, alas, it didn't.
Did anyone else leave the paperwork session with the assumption that the documents had to be notarized???? I didn't go to an apple store; I went to a notary..and she said, "where do I notarize it?" I was like..umm....err..so, we called HR and it turns out, pretty much anyone can sign that form. I don't know why I assumed that some serious verification/notarization was going to be happening...but, alas, it didn't.
I'm a little rusty with this since it's been a year but I remember having a "mypage" login about a week before my actual start date(came with a huge "new employee" packet. If getting health coverage info is really, really that important you can try the corporate contact page http://www.apple.com/contact/ and see if there's a way to get through to HR but the only contact method I've seen so far is on the employee's web site, which accessible with a login only.
For the sake of timelines and thread searches,
I received my offer letter today (7/23), 6 days after receiving my offer call (7/17).
I received my offer letter today (7/23), 6 days after receiving my offer call (7/17).
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