ESPN
espn.go.comWomen's Ratings
3.3Women's Job Satisfaction (5=very satisfied)
25%
say women are treated fairly
and equally to men
25%
would recommend
to other women
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Lady MOC
Digital Media
I generally love the company, but being a woman who also identifies with other marginalized communities can be difficult. It feels like there is heightened scrutiny on the performances of women, and lack of attention paid to anything that is explicitly women focused by most of digital (unless it's Serena or Rousey)
Lady warriors29
Senior Editor
Digital Media
Not sure.
coffeelover99
Studio Operator
Studio Operations
If you are working in the tv aspect of ESPN, make sure you assert yourself and let your bosses know your accomplishments. Management is definitely a supporter of women moving up at ESPN, but working with the men who are your peers is where the sexism comes into play. Keep in mind that at the end of the day, your manager's opinions is the only thing you should care about.
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How do women feel about working at ESPN? 25% think they are treated fairly and equally to men. 25% would recommend ESPN to other women, and women have a job satisfaction rating of 3.3 out of 5. What are the benefits at ESPN? ESPN offers healthcare, flextime, 401-k matching and on-site childcare. These benefits are based on tips anonymously submitted by ESPN employees.
