I received a verbal offer and accepted the offer after negotiations. It’s been a week and haven’t received the offer letter yet. Recruiter said the team that’s gets the offer letter is swamped. I didn’t think Nike was hiring that much to be swamped.
Any one recently joined can share their experience?
I LOL at the so-called recruits coming to layoff.com asking about salary, offers, etc. instead of a site like Glassdoor.com.
Guess they’ll fit right in at the Swoosh!
Nike recruiting is a mess. Feel bad for them because of all the layoffs but they really need to get it together.
Absolutely don’t give notice until you have a signed offer letter in hand.
Don’t give notice to your current job until you get the letter. Nike offered me a job, insisted I give my current employer notice and set a start date, then two days before I was supposed to start they told me the job was now on hold but I could take this other cr-ppy one. On top of that they said I had to hold to the one year before I could apply to another position rule even if the job I was first offered came back open.
Move on, Just do it
I know people who have turned down roles because they didn't get a timely onboarding timeline nor timely offer letter.
TBH Nike is a sh-t show, It's an embarrassment. I would just move on and reject the role because after the lawsuit... Nike is going to have a lot of bad sh-t come out.
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Since they laid off most of the recruiters last year yea the teams are overloaded. If you’re joining, you’ll need to learn to be patient and read the tea.
I know people who have turned down roles because they didn't get a timely onboarding timeline nor timely offer letter.
TBH Nike is a sh-t show, It's an embarrassment. I would just move on and reject the role because after the lawsuit... Nike is going to have a lot of bad sh-t come out.
Your role might have been canceled or head count moved if it’s taking that long.
The hiring teams are swamped.