referring to the apple c/s support personnel as "genius's"might be a bit of an overreach in some cases?--at least that is my experience-friendly, time consuming unnecessarly,-and in some cases only semi productrive-or maybe it is just me-?!
referring to the apple c/s support personnel as "genius's"might be a bit of an overreach in some cases?--at least that is my experience-friendly, time consuming unnecessarly,-and in some cases only semi productrive-or maybe it is just me-?!
referring to the apple c/s support personnel as "genius's"might be a bit of an overreach in some cases?--at least that is my experience-friendly, time consuming unnecessarly,-and in some cases only semi productrive-or maybe it is just me-?!
I somewhat agree with the OP because my expience with them. I only used them once because I couldn't change my phone number when I moved on iCloud. The female genuis couldn't could even change her phone number on her iCloud account. She then had to ask two different geniuses before the assistant manger came over and finally showed me a complaint form online sniff he had his employees do the same form.
At least three weeks later the iCloud problem was fixed. My experience showed me that these so called gurus are yo young yo have complete knowledge with Apple services. Heck even the phone support people didn't gave a clue. At least I could prove it to the Apple Store people!
I guess this is rant toward Apple itself for not properly training their "geniuses" on iCloud and other Apple online stuff!
Apple recruitment is genuinely hideous....... I've been through it twice, and actually decided that their focus during the recruitment process is not conducive to actually hiring people knowledgeable about products..... I've said that for years.
There's nothing a genius can do that you can't do with a device to google stuff on.