<human>: Hey guys, you may have seen me post here and there about failed job opportunities and the like, but I recently was offered the opportunity to attend an Apple Hiring Event.

I got to the building almost an hour early (public transport was on time surprisingly), and I waited outside as there were seats for everyone to wait. I made a friend whilst waiting which was great but lets get to what actually happened.

I read up on the hiring process previously and it was somewhat similar but a little different.

-First the head interviewer just went around and asked everyone to introduce themselves, and he asked everyone a question in relation to the information they just provided.

- We watched numerous videos about Apple and their employees. Following this the presenter just asked for answers from the group. These varied, some went straight for 'I love customer service' whilst others went with 'I like the open structure of employees and their bosses'. This went on for a while
- Then finally they split us off into groups of roughly 4-5 and did some roleplaying, alternating between being the customer and the employee.

Other than that, I felt that the interview did not assess much about each individual, it all seemed bare. I had the group laughing and intrigued at the beginning and felt as if I performed well during the role-play.

I felt really good, but with my history with past interviews, I don't think I will receive an offer. I've also read online, that most successful interviewees receive an offer the day after the interview.
- But fingers crossed that this arduous job-hunt will end soon.

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<bot>: Anyone have any tips on how to gauge how they went after an interview? I usually feel really good afterwards, but haven't received an offer yet