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Q&A With Nike Employees

Every day, we are demanding a better future for ourselves, our athletes, and our communities. We believe that diversity fosters creativity and accelerates innovation. We believe in protecting a planet where all athletes can thrive. And we believe every kid, everywhere, should have access to sport.

How employees describe working at Nike

Quality, fit, fashion forward thinking and execution

i like Nike shoes brand very much

Best looking quality ever, very comfortable tooand beautiful nike never disappoints

The brand. Buying the brand

great company to work with

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What it's like to work at Nike

  • Nike employees generally work 9.3 hrs a day
  • Employees at Nike report the work pace is comfortably fast
  • On a typical day, employees at Nike have 1 meeting
  • 84% of Nike employees look forward to interacting with their team every day
  • Nike employees most often take 20-30 paid vacation and sick days each year
  • 72% of Nike employees report they are happy with their work life balance
  • Nike employees typically get valuable feedback on how to improve at work Every Week
  • 74% of Nike employees call their work environment positive

Q&A With Nike Employees

Asked to all employees at Nike

  • Love the CEO but don't appreciate corporate speak used at many company all hands, especially those hosted by VPs under Mark Parker, although I've always appreciated the straight talk from Mark himself, very charismatic and inspiring leader that sets the tone for the entire organization.

  • He is what makes Nike great

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  • Unlikely in any engineering capacity -- better move on and take another position through demonstrated skill in the interview and networking processes!

  • Stay in shape and your chances improve!

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • Almost non-existent, cost of living raises are done every year or two I believe with a nice bonus each year, so your salary should match inflation, that's about it, so, plan accordingly for your next position!

  • Yearly

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • Depends on the role, but I would wear Nike shoes, jeans and a button up or polo. If you have a statement pair of Nike sneakers that would be cool but not needed.

  • Dress professionally.

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • 15-30min

  • totally varies according to the role and hiring manager

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • Have examples of experiences. Describe issue, how you identified the issue, how you monitored the issue, how you lead and communicated to your team.

  • Show enthusiasm for the brand. Be "real" don't try to give generic responses to questions that you read on some top ten tips online. Just be authentic and provide real examples. If you don't have them, be up front about it. Culture fit at Nike is almost more important than skillset

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • How much running and physical fitness can impact your future

  • How much like a junior high it is

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Asked to the Product Department at Nike

  • Totally depends on the department

  • Bad but because of the non-compete that Nike forces everyone to sign, they get away with it. If you move to Oregon plan on leaving Oregon if you want to get paid more. And don’t plan to work in the industry

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Asked to the Product Department at Nike

  • I work way more hours than my peers. The vibe is rough. We keep hearing it’s temporary but it’s been a long time

  • Most work very few hours.

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Asked to the Product Department at Nike

  • Most are awesome

  • Not a team. A group of individuals that just happen to work for executives who make all the decisions but are so far removed from the consumer that the only way they know their consumer is filtered through the lens of the G-class Mercedes

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Asked to the Product Department at Nike

  • Middle leadership is awesome. Top leadership is less so.

  • Non existent

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • Usually pretty good.

  • There’s great potential but weak leadership. Makes it hard to get excited.

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • Not at all. Nike is being so thoroughly dominated in the marketplace by Vans and Adidas that we just come to work to collect a paycheck

  • It’s very challenging, but not necessarily technically

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • Depends on the group.

  • Most are fine with it... occasionally theres an odd one out who is uncomfortable with the idea

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • Onboarding Process? LOL - It's every man for himself. Hope you have a good manager!

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • Nike has a VERY GOOD relocation program. They don't gross it up though, so be prepared for the tax man.

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • It's all situational/behavioral stuff like 'Tell me about a time you had to .....'

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Asked to the Finance Department at Nike

  • The CFO is very down to Earth. He's a good guy and he cares about the team. Some of his leaders can be difficult. The Treasurer/Chief Tax Officer is smart, but incredibly prickly - especially to her own team. She can be downright mean. The Chief Accounting Officer is terrific and genuinely caring. The Chief Auditor/Chief Risk Officer is a former consultant who spends money like a drunken sailor. The marketplace CFOs are pretty good.

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • Great health care benefits at Nike

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • It can take months to get a role filled at Nike. Just getting people scheduled for an interview can take 4-5 weeks. It's insanely inefficient.

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • Annually and some more frequently.

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • In some pockets of the organization, there is definite cronyism and promotion of 'friends' or 'people we like'. It's not as pervasive as it used to be, but it does continue to exist in some areas.

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • HR issues are a mixed bag. The HR Business Partners are overworked and feckless. The Talent Acquisition team has ineffective tools for their work. There have been numerous payroll issues. It's a mess.

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • There are a lot of opportunities to volunteer for various causes at Nike.

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Asked to all employees at Nike

  • Incredibly casual. It's a sneaker culture.

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