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1.0
Aug 27, 2021

Do Not Recommend

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Sometimes you get some NFL swag.

Cons

Worked from home for over a year because of COVID. Had my salary reduced, my team reduced, and my work increased. I had to buy my own monitor and other office equipment with no help from the company. Now everyone is being forced to get vaccinated and come back 5 days a week. If you don't get vaccinated? You'll be terminated. And they are now tracking their employees. They are tracking that you swipe in to work, and if you don't you go on a list. They gave everyone 20 WFH days for when the 5 days a week start; however they are making people 'spend' them now when we are technically required to be there 4 days a week. They change the rules every week. This is not a COVID safety rule either, because if they were really concerned about COVID then they wouldn't be forcing people into the office. And I've heard on several calls that they are not honoring exemptions for the COVID vaccine. They reduced the pensions under the guise of the pandemic. Long story short, they do not trust or care for their employees. Their motto is, "You should be glad you're working for the NFL". They do not care that they will lose employees over this. I have heard several executives say this. The kicker is that they still expect employees to answer emails and work over the weekends.

3.0
May 24, 2021

Appeal Fades Quickly

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Pros

Cool job. Watch all the football you can handle. Occasionally meet some NFL stars

Cons

The pay isn't terrible, but you're basically located in LA. It leaves a lot to be desired. Hours can be brutal, whether its working overnight for months on end or working a day shift one day then a night shift the next and followed up by another day shift. Sundays during the season, you can forget about doing anything. You'll be in the office literally all day, but that comes with the territory. Once the off season hits, find another job if you're seasonal. If you're part time, you may as well find another job too. You will work about 3 days a week, but it can also be less and you can even be scheduled zero days. Upward mobility is limited. Not many POC or women. The higher you go, the less you'll see.

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