ESPN Employer Reviews

It was a great time to just learn more about the journalism profession

Lovely place to work and grow. The people are friendly and very open and honest

I was responsible for ordering, inventory, scheduling, payroll and resolving employee and customer issues. I did cycle counts, cash management on a daily bases. Kept good store presentation and provided Great Customer Service. I had positive inventories while I was there. Coached and trained the staff.

Some pockets of ESPN are consistently amazing, and others...less so. What you will find fairly common, however, is that it is a 24/7 news and entertainment company - so be prepared to work long, odd hours on any day of the week or year. This can be incredibly exciting and rewarding, just be sure you're up to it and understand what they are in business – more...  to do. – less

Very independent work place, large corporation. No real sense of team work.
The most enjoyable part of the job is the flexibility

Really enjoyed this internship and helped with all of the national events.

I unfortunately needed to leave my career at ESPN due to back surgery many years ago, but would welcome the chance to work there again. They offer great benefits and reward their hard-working employees.

At this job, I had a lot of fun. I got to watch sports and keep track of statistics for players and the game. The employees and managers were all very nice and helped whenever they could.

The company is very good in term of giving benefits and work and life balance.
Unfortunately it has bad managersss.
And if you are a career orientation person, better looks elsewhere.

Good atitude,Team player,good skills to learn,everyone help
each others.