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Apple Employee T-Shirt Unboxing Photos

Thursday October 22, 2009 12:09 PM PDT by Eric Slivka

Several weeks ago, we noted "unboxing" photos of an Apple job offer showing off the sleek and modern look expected of all Apple products.

Earlier this week, we received a new set of photos showing the unboxing of an Apple employee T-shirt. The T-shirts were reportedly given as gifts to Apple call center technical support staff and their packaging and presentation again demonstrate the Apple design aesthetic, including an apparently embossed gift note and the company's obligatory Apple stickers.

Tag: Unboxing

Top Rated Comments

parish

213 months ago

This kind of ticks me off as I... an Apple Nerd with mad skills and new to SF and in need of a job... was passed up for a job at Apple retail, yet a girl who didn't even know you could make the Apple mouse right click got the job. So I guess you can "ask" anything... just don't expect an answer.

Maybe they figured she's look better in an Apple Employee T-shirt than you ;)

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fabian9

213 months ago

This kind of ticks me off as I... an Apple Nerd with mad skills and new to SF and in need of a job... was passed up for a job at Apple retail, yet a girl who didn't even know you could make the Apple mouse right click got the job. So I guess you can "ask" anything... just don't expect an answer.

as far as i know it's not a requirement to know everything about macs when you start your employment. They say they'll convert you when you get there. lol

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mackpro

213 months ago

This kind of ticks me off as I... an Apple Nerd with mad skills and new to SF and in need of a job... was passed up for a job at Apple retail, yet a girl who didn't even know you could make the Apple mouse right click got the job. So I guess you can "ask" anything... just don't expect an answer.

i have almost never been able to have a difficult question answered by Apple, in person or on the phone. i think they are more concerned with aesthetics when it comes to employees lol.

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