Some Nike recruiters say they were laid off in the wake of the tech chief's departure
The former Nike workers who posted about being laid off either declined comment or did not immediately respond to a LinkedIn message.
Each worked as part of Nike's Talent Acquisition, or recruiting arm, according to their LinkedIn profiles. Their profiles said they helped find job candidates for various parts of the business, including data science, engineering, and analytics. "It has been an amazing two years working alongside talented individuals, but I plan on using this time to recharge and refresh before diving back into the job search," one of the workers wrote on LinkedIn., according to its most recent annual report.
A fifth former Nike worker posted on LinkedIn a week ago about recent layoffs on a Nike team that worked on the company's branding. Do you work at Nike or have insight to share? Contact the reporter Matthew Kish via the encrypted messaging app Signal or email (
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