New to Product Ops
Set up your equipments with
Tech Lab
.
Finish
Apple official onboarding training
.
Visit Product Ops
intern portal
.
Visit the official media content intern
Quip page
.
How to
commute
home with Apple
How to
get paid
How to
download apps
you need
Meet your manager.
Have weekly 1-on-1 with your managers.
Meet your team.
Meet your mentor.
Meet your intern-champion [optional.]
Read office professional guidelines.
Content Developer
Read the
Content Team Handguide
.
Visit the
Product Ops Content library.
.
Check
Ops Learning Center
resources.
Use Apple directory to check other's availability and find their buildings.
Contact
conference center
to set up rooms.
Learn the internal tools [
Mura
and
Confluence
.]
Check the
film guideline
and
stats guideline
.
Check the
Composer Comms templates
.
Check the
Apple Pods slides templates
.
Visit the
Ops Learning Center UX library
.
Try a project that requires new skill.
Find your passion and work on yourself passion project.
Take a look at
former interns' work.
Apple Insider
Grab a bite at the Caffé Macs.
Hit the gym.
Check out the pond.
Take a stroll with the other interns.
Snap a selfie with a rainbow (just keep it off social media!).
Treat yourself to some mini sliders!
Networking
Dive into slack groups[recommended: fun new grads, talk apple park, design, hot-ads].
Explore the roles and tasks of different teams.
Grab coffee and chat it up.
Drop by a club meeting.
Show up at an intern event.
Spruce up your resume.
Review your resume with your manager.
Shoot your new resume over to your recruiter.
Tips & Tricks
No need to fetch coffee around here!
You can call your boss by their first name.
Our hours aren’t strictly 9-5, but coming in early usually looks good.
Dress code is laid-back, but let's keep it professional—no crop tops, please.
Feel free to change up your hair color or get that tattoo you've been thinking about.
Go ahead and send those cold emails to learn more about other roles.
Stay on top of your iCal, Slack and emails—important stuff might pop up.
Try setting meetings at times like 11:05 and 11:35 AM; it gives everyone a little breathing room.
Keep internal stuff off social media—what happens here stays here.
Want to use AI tools? Check with your manager and review what you’re posting.
Keep personal devices personal; don't mix work with your private tech.
If you’re doing overtime or juggling extra tasks, discuss it with your manager.
And don’t forget to enjoy the
exclusive perks!
