The most challenging questions that I was asked during the interview was regarding my plans to make the Creative training team great. It was a fairly young team, so I had to really think on my feet for this one since I didn't have a lot of content or experience to draw from. Unlike most other interviews that I have gone through, Apples interview questions are not typical interview questions. They actually sit down and get to know the applicants, not just ask canned questinos.
If you could be any Apple Product which would you be and why?
What makes you creative?
Everything was pretty standard, if you're applying at Apple then you know what the product is.
All of the questions asked were pretty straight forward.
Tell me about a time where you were working with a Teammate and he/she lost it. How did you work things out?
After the interviews I realized I answered a question on sync with email wrong.
The chat roleplay was not something I was expecting (and I should have). I got a little flustered at first but then my instincts kind of kicked in and I just responded like I would to a customer. He stopped me after I did the introduction and began to ask probing questions to say he was sending me an email to schedule another interview. If you get the same thing just be sure to greet the customer politely and provide empathy/ownership of the problem first and then start working on the problem.
Not many difficult questions just really straight forward
What kind of email would you recommend to someone who wants to sync their account across devices?
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