associate

guest service agent

senior marketer

learning and development intern

brand manager

Minnesota Vikings

Typical day: 8:30am - 5:00pm. Breakfast and lunch provided for free in the cafeteria. Work on projects as assigned by department manager. Occasional meetings in-person or over Teams.
What I've learned: Working in professional sports is a great opportunity to combine sports passion and technical skills. The associate leadership development program helps build skills, confidence, and experience for future careers.
Workplace management and culture: The management is great and personable. The environment and culture is very team oriented and communication channels are always open.
Hardest part of the job: Some tasks are mundane and repetitive. Pay is lower as an associate and non-negotiable.
Most enjoyable part of the job: Being able to be apart of a team and company that cares about its employees and team goals. Also, seeing the work I do used and directly impact the team's success. 

A great organization to work for. On a typical day, I shoot the walk-thru practice, and the field-level camera during practices. At training camp I shot EZ, as we shot double EZ only at training camp and home games. At home games I shot the EZ for the number 2 camera, and for away games I stuffed the prints on the field and ran them out to their respective coaches. 
My boss and co-workers were excellent to work for and answered the many questions that I asked them. It is my belief that I am now ready to take over as the video coordinator at the college level, or be a full-time assistant at the NFL level.

A typical day was filming football practice or games.  I learned how an NFL team functioned and worked.  Management was very good and professional and taught me a lot about how an NFL video department works.  My co-workers were really great.  The hardest part of the job was not knowing where I was going to land after the internship ended.  The most enjoyable part of the job was being a part of the team.

-During the season the day can get quite stressful with the amount of customers you have to serve.
-During the off-season you become a baseball fan because that is all that is on TV that you can watch.
-Some of the coworkers are good some are not so good.
-The hardest part of the job is trying to stay busy when you have not made a sale all day.
-The most enjoyable part of the job is that you get to watch football and work at the same time.

it was nice to only have to work seasonally with football, i loved summers off! I would report to camp with the players and we all put in long grueling days, so at least I was appreciated.
all I can say about it is is it was an amazing experience to get to work on the most messed bodies on the planet and figure out how to put them back together again. I learned so much during that time.

PROS:
Fun environment.

CONS:
- Difficult to park/ Parking lot is far.
- They supposed to provide food, but good luck with that, most of the time the food is either gone or bad, in addition to that you cant bring your own.
- You will be promised a reward if you recommend someone, I did it BUT NEVER received it, I sent them 2 emails asking about it and I have never received an answer either.
 


The owner and management were disorganized. I worked in facilities and my boss was the director of team travel and wasn’t knowledgeable in facilities. Averaging 60 hours a week and on call 24/7 they put hourly employees to half time after 40 hours a week. A law that was meant to help farmers in to 60’s

Learned what it was like to be an elite level athlete that your is predicated on how well you perform every second of everyday, because you could be gone tomorrow. I learned skills that help me to be at my very best all the time, not matter how I am feeling or what is going on around me.

Incredible environment (outside of being at an NFL stadium) with helpful and supportive managers. Hours fly by, which is a good thing, as there is always something that can be done. 

Great organization to work for l enjoy working with all my staff.   From co-staff to management too owner's every one has a roll and we assist others with there rolls as to have everything completed 


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