There were people in the store by appt only - Genius Bar and shopping - the person who worked with me said they do take walkups if there are openings. I sat in the mall and used Apple Store wifi to get it up and running. I gave them the current iPhone and they placed my new iPhone in a bag and handed it to me. They had entrance to store roped off so I was brought up to area for order pickups. Had my temp scanned and then waited until my time. Indoor Mall - they have three different places in the mall hallway to check in depending on what you were there for - Genius Bar, Shopping appt or Pickup Order.
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Well I decided to upgrade today - ordered online for pickup in store (International Mall Tampa) - set pickup time.
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Have the 11 and Considering the iPhone 12 Pro as I would like the telephoto lens but need to compare more to justify the cost per month. I kept one for 2 years and the rest traded in. I have used the Apple Upgrade Program for the last few iPhones. I've been "forced" to get a new phone I don't in any way need every two years or so for the last 12 years, so I'm getting used to it. "Shut up and take my money" and all that. Oh, I'll definitely be in line to get one. Long, off subject rant but I have strong opinions on Apple LOL. They are generally all fashion forward people with good social skills. The Geniuses don't need to be tech "experts" because the marketing of the products and products sell themselves. Create a trendy, creative store image to draw people in and sell products. Apple products keep a certain asethetic to set them apart and I believe their approach to retail is the same line of thinking. He created a brand with his image (New Balance shoes, black turtleneck, and Levi jeans). Steve Jobs always said that people will pay a premium price for a product they believe is premium. still get 32GB of RAM in a high end Microsoft Surface 2 desktop and can buy external storage for a fraction of the price difference of the Mac, and the noticeable difference between 5K and 4K resolution is very minor).
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high end Mac desktops have higher resolution screens and more storage space) but then offered suggestions for work around if buying their product (ie. Both admitted when a rival could do something better (ie.
Why would you not want to know about a competitor? Especially in a customer facing retail position were you could get comparison questions? Again, Microsoft store employees and the Samsung store employees I've spoke with in Europe knew specs for their rivals' products. I was computer science minor and am doing my Master's in analtyics so I have conversations with them when I go in. I have only been to Microsoft stores in Salt Lake City, New York City and Miami. The Microsoft Store employees I have worked with have all been computer science students. If I walk into a car dealership that sales person will know their cars features but rarely know the competitors car features. Apple employees for the most part their products but not sure why you fill they need to know another company’s products. I kind of doubt most MS retail store employeees are programmers, if that was true MS was wasting their skills. I know the Apple Store employees are not actual programmers like most Microsoft Store employees are.but still, you'd think they would know their own products and their competitors' a little better. I asked what the iPad Pro could do that the Surface Pro 6 couldn't and the answers I was given were all things the Surface Pro could do better. I also think that the "Apple Geniuses" are told to never say, "I don't know". Took it to a private shop and they fixed it for $50. When we finally got our Mac looked at they took it to the back and then came back and told us we would need to buy a new one. They told us that there was a 2 hour wait and we needed to hang around within the area because we would get a text when it was our turn to be seen and then would have 15 min to make in the store. We had a 3 year old Macbook that crashed and took it into an Apple store. Now, I order my phone online, have it delivered to home, activate it at home, and mail back my trade-in from home. The process takes a darn hour when it should take 5 minutes. You walk in to get a phone and just a phone, they disappear into the stock room, then they come out with your phone and an armful of accessories to try and sell you. The employees are like used car salesmen. Who would have thought that those were the “good old days”? Walking in to a Verizon or Apple store would have been much easier and quicker, I suspect (not that there wouldn’t be a line to wait in).
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