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QUOTE (drakeguild @ 02-04-2008 07:10)
That was quite intense, but I got through to the next round. She asked me technical stuff about the OS and hardware troubleshooting etc, was rather nervous. I have to meet the glasgow manager in Belfast in a few weeks then if that goes well I have to go to London for 8 weeks of Apple training. There will be around 5 mac geniuses in total. She said possibly end of summer for opening but it could be later than that and she cannot give a precise date.

A bit more on this.

Firstly the interview is in 2 stages, first is checking your suitability for the position, why you want to work for apple and checking your career. Just a chat, then if you pass that you get about 20 technical questions.

The questions are lifted straight from a certification exam and should be quite easy to anyone who is thinking about becoming an Apple Genius. I would even go as far as to say you should get near 100% on them.
(What does CPU stand for, questions on trouble shooting, etc)

Passing that entitles you to an interview with Glasgow manager, and if he wants you, you get a 1 or 2 week training course in London where they certify you.

All fairly reasonable, and it sounds like it could be a competitive salary too.

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