Does apple retail employee have a own email address?

Like employee who work for Apple Corp. ?
Or does they have to use their .me address for internal communication?
I´m interested in because I want to start as an Apple employee in part time. (student)

Hi Lolipoldie,
Lolipoldie asked:
Does apple retail employee have a own email address, like employee who work for Apple Corp. ?
Or does they have to use their .me address for internal communication?
Every Apple empoyees, normally do get an e-mail address with Apple domain.
So this means that you could receive one like for example: [[email protected]].
Lolipoldie also said:
I´m interested in because I want to start as an Apple employee in part time. (student)
As Ali Brown said, visit the Apple Job Opportunities page!
Good luck and hope to see you on an Apple Retailer Store, soon...

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