National Football League Employer Reviews

Great place to work, meet alot of famouse people and what happens behind the game and after a football game. Great place to work

Difficult, yet satisfying job. Long days that require tedious work throughout the day. I learned how to be self reliant, but still have the ability to learn from teammates and coaches alike. The most difficult part is working with the other athletes and coaches in a job where every decision made is based purely on money. The most enjoyable aspect would – more... be seeing hard work pay off and having everything come together on Sunday's. – less

Great place to learn. I did my internship at the NFL Office. Then worked there after. Learned from some very successful people.

I enjoyed my time there, I got to see a lot of cool stuff and it was a fun job but it's strictly seasonal since there's not much going on in the NFL offseason. I had very good managers, I learned a lot about different computer devices and made some good friends there but I'm trying to find something more permanent.

***** Incredible opportunity and experience. Co workers are incredible as is the management team. I love being around the sport and the people.

NFL Films is an iconic institution and as the only studio of the classic Hollywood in it's halcyon days variety, it is the flagship in the sports arena when it comes to promoting and growing the NFL brand. I learned the art of telling a story without words and the power of great imagery to convey a story if assembled correctly.

I loved everyday in the National Football League. I learned how to be a professional at the highest level with being a athlete. My coaches were good they told me the truth on what I needed to do to become a better player and human being as well as my teammates. The hardest part about this job was the day I got cut. I never thought I would be in this – more... position knowing how hard I worked to get there and stay there. – less

NFL Films was by far one of my favorite places to work. Management was great and so were my co-workers. The headquarters is full of football memorabilia. You watch so much football there that after a while you don't want to see anymore football when you get home from work. The hardest part of the job is usually deadlines. Like anything in the media – more... industry strict deadlines are always difficult to deal with but after a while you get used to it and the pressure is no longer overwhelming. If you're looking for a TV, Video or Film job, work here!!!! – less

I value the time I spent at Films and the people I worked with. I still am in touch with several to this day.

Top of the line everything period!

This was the best oppourtunity of my life so far. It was a dream come true. So glad I was able to experinence this.

Game operations learn to appreciate the how much data and information that goes into making the National Football league the most successfully sport league. NFL requires long hours but being at the game and contributing makes all the hard work worthwhile

I loved how everyone was so laid back at work. I got to work in different departments while interning there.

A typical day is watching film, lifting, weights, and having a great day of practice.
i learned everybody is not accepted
I had some great hard working co-workers who made me work harder.
The hardest part of the job was being in that had sun running with all that euipment.
The most enjoyable was having a great day of practice

Really enjoy working here but rotational program is ending soon.

Typical day at work was fun but hard. I go in at 6am and leave at 6pm all meetings and lifting weights after we practice on the field for 2hrs. Teammates were cool, I enjoyed my job a lot although it was rough at times. Hardest part of my job was keeping my job.

Laughter, fun! My kids were the reason I went to work everyday. Helping, learning and grwoing with each one of them was most important to me.

Playing in the NFL was an experience of a lifetime. I was very stressful because my job was never secure.

Everyone's dream job. You get injured but play a game for a living.

A typical day at work (depends on your position) is filled with meetings and completing your tasks. NFL is more corporate than laid back. Suits and ties rather than jeans. The atmosphere is more like an Investment Bank than Google.

I learned so much about the game of football.

Management was very supportive, and a pleasure to work for.

Co-workers – more... are good to work with.

Most enjoyable part of the job is that you work on putting a game. – less

I mainly provided IT support during Super Bowl 46 in Indianapolis IN. The majority of the work was network setup, wireless and wired networks. Laptop deployment, 300+ laptops, and network troubleshooting and support for the media and NFL employees. I loved the interaction, NFL guys were very accepting and always ready to share their knowledge with the – more... interns. Made great friends and future contacts. – less