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The Apple Store experience is terrible.
Just ask someone for help. It’s not a big deal. Just create a store yourself and put signs and labels everywhere and your problem is solved.I feel massively uncomfortable walking into an Apple Store these days. As the person mentioned above, there is definitely a signage/layout issue, but it goes beyond that. It’s like the entire experience has been architected to make you feel unsure of yourself from the moment you walk in the door.
they might as well just have a sign saying they don’t want customers using the bathroom. They need to upgrade that asap this isn’t the 1940sMy local Apple Store has installed trough-style male urinals along one wall of the store. There's absolutely no privacy whatsover.
I agree!! What would you change?The Apple Store experience is terrible. There was a time when personal touch and service was important to them. Now it is rules, confusion, and cold.
Genius Bar — flashes lights twice, "right folks, please".So now it’s the Genius Counter?
What a silly answer. Go back to Microsoft.Just ask someone for help. It’s not a big deal. Just create a store yourself and put signs and labels everywhere and your problem is solved.
Can you be specific on how exactly?The Apple Store experience is terrible.
Incorrect. No one is judging you. All apple stores have iphone techs and mac techs. Be open minded that its busy and that their doing their best to stay efficientIsn't that what they used to do?
It's so annoying these days going to the Apple Store. First you have to tell the Apple Store "bouncer" that you're here to see a Genius and they take note of your outfit to enter it into the system (probably judging my fashion choices - "these shoes with that shirt, you need a different kind of Genius"). Then they point you to sit in front of a random tree. 30 minutes after your scheduled time some random person will mispronounce your name and tell you that they need to send your device to some depot in Houston for who knows how long. Afterwards, you get the joy of leaving a crowded mall parking lot.
I was just joking about the judgement stuff. But in all seriousness, I miss having a dedicated area of the store for support, that was clearly labeled and marked. I remember you'd go to the back where the Genius Bar was, you'd check in, there would be large screens on the walls to let you know when your turn is coming. I also remember they used to do a lot of repairs (and gasp.even upgrades) in-store.Incorrect. No one is judging you. All apple stores have iphone techs and mac techs. Be open minded that its busy and that their doing their best to stay efficient
Good. The current system is disorganized and confusing at best. Each store has a totally different layout with no consistent signage for cohesion.
Just ask someone for help. It’s not a big deal. Just create a store yourself and put signs and labels everywhere and your problem is solved.