lonelysandwich:


Apple Retail Dojo
It’s not clear to me what the different colors of t-shirt on the Apple retail employees signify and it’s no clearer in this image from the newly redesigned Apple retail site, but I’m guessing that each color of shirt identifies a level of expertise much like belts in karate.  In which case, the guy on the left is a white belt with rubberchucks and is authorized to sell you earbuds, the girl on the right is straight-up sensei and can defrag your boot cache and the guy next to her has a faux-hawk.
If you know what the shirts mean, let me know, I guess.


Check out this article for an explanation.

lonelysandwich:

Apple Retail Dojo

It’s not clear to me what the different colors of t-shirt on the Apple retail employees signify and it’s no clearer in this image from the newly redesigned Apple retail site, but I’m guessing that each color of shirt identifies a level of expertise much like belts in karate.  In which case, the guy on the left is a white belt with rubberchucks and is authorized to sell you earbuds, the girl on the right is straight-up sensei and can defrag your boot cache and the guy next to her has a faux-hawk.

If you know what the shirts mean, let me know, I guess.

Check out this article for an explanation.

This was posted 2 years ago. It has 8 notes.
  1. thelos reblogged this from lonelysandwich
  2. randomelement reblogged this from lonelysandwich
  3. atencio reblogged this from lonelysandwich and added:
    This also mystifies me. Someone tell me.
  4. dylicious reblogged this from johnnyfive and added:
    Yay for the traffic cones concierge team!
  5. johnnyfive reblogged this from lonelysandwich and added:
    orange is concierge....teal are cashiers/specialists,
  6. nickmcglynn reblogged this from evanwalsh and added:
    I worked at Apple Fifth Avenue with 3 out of 4 of these people. The fellow in Orange is Art, he was a Mac Specialist...
  7. evanwalsh reblogged this from lonelysandwich and added:
    Check out this article
  8. lonelysandwich posted this