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User profile for user: SanTeachBeach0703
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does anyone know if this is an authentic Apple contact career address?

appleworldwiderecruiting@email.app


I recieved this in email. i have in the past applied to Apple so not sure it is legit.


We’re getting in touch because you’ve previously expressed interest in working at the Apple Store. We’d like to learn more about your interest and availability so we can consider you for current opportunities, as well as those in the future.

Do you have time to answer a few questions for our team? You'll need to sign in using your Apple ID, ---------- and click "Edit questionnaire."

We look forward to your response.

Regards,

Apple Worldwide Recruiting

Posted on Jul 3, 2023 6:53 PM

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User profile for user: pjswiz
pjswiz
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Posted on Jul 3, 2023 7:17 PM

Hello SanTeachBeach0703,


I'm not sure if you copied it wrong or stoped typing.


The official recruitment / career email is `appleworldwiderecruiting@email.apple.com`.


I would advise still not clicking on any links within emails. The email states to sign in. Instead of clicking on the link do the following:


  1. Open up jobs.apple.com (Careers at Apple) separately and open up your Profile
  2. Click Your Roles because I'm assuming you already applied and they want you to answer more questions
  3. Click Edit questionnaire


This isn't a phishing email, but if it was you successfully avoided giving someone your Apple ID by not clicking on the link they provided and navigating to the website yourself!


Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support


Best of luck on your application!


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User profile for user: pjswiz
pjswiz
User level: Level 5
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Jul 3, 2023 7:17 PM in response to SanTeachBeach0703

Hello SanTeachBeach0703,


I'm not sure if you copied it wrong or stoped typing.


The official recruitment / career email is `appleworldwiderecruiting@email.apple.com`.


I would advise still not clicking on any links within emails. The email states to sign in. Instead of clicking on the link do the following:


  1. Open up jobs.apple.com (Careers at Apple) separately and open up your Profile
  2. Click Your Roles because I'm assuming you already applied and they want you to answer more questions
  3. Click Edit questionnaire


This isn't a phishing email, but if it was you successfully avoided giving someone your Apple ID by not clicking on the link they provided and navigating to the website yourself!


Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support


Best of luck on your application!


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