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National Football League (NFL) is an executive football league of America comprising 32 teams which are divided equally between the National Football Conference and the American Football Conference. Each conference is divided into four divisions of four in each and each team is allowed a maximum of 55 players on its roster during the regular season. NFL is the fourth fundamental competent sports leagues of North America which is the leading professional level of American football in the world and the wealthiest professional sport league by revenue and comprises the most precious teams. National Football League recognizes several awards for its players and coaches at its annual NFL Honors presentation and the most prestigious award is the AP Most Valuable Player award. The Dallas Cowboys are the most valuable NFL franchise at approximately US$5 billion and the most valuable team in the world according to Forbes wherein 26 of the 32 NFL teams rank among the Top 50 most valuable sports teams globally.

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Departments

What departments National Football League (NFL) employees work at?
DepartmentsRatio
other occupation43.4%
Computer / IT12.8%
Entertainment & Sports10.4%
Media & Communications8.8%
Management - Other7.9%
Marketing6.3%
Administrative5.2%
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Professional experience

Professional Growth

How many years of experience do National Football League (NFL) employees have before joining?
Years of experience at National Football League (NFL): Newcomers: 25%, Experiencers: 19%, Experts: 19%, Veterans: 37%. National Football League (NFL) employees have 8+ years experience on average before joining.
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Professional Growth

Where did National Football League (NFL) employees work before joining?
Where they've worked before National Football League (NFL): ESPN, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), FOX Sports. Typical National Football League (NFL) employees have worked at ESPN.
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ESPN
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
FOX Sports

Professional Growth

What industries did National Football League (NFL) employees work in previously?
Industry Background: The most typical industries of National Football League (NFL): Colleges / Universities, Sports Companies, TV Broadcasting Companies, Radio Broadcasting Companies, Niche Education. National Football League (NFL) employees most likely come from a Colleges / Universities industry background.
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Professional Growth

Where did National Football League (NFL) employees work before joining?
Past employers' size at National Football League (NFL): Small: 38%, Medium: 16%, Large: 46%. Most National Football League (NFL) employees have previously worked at large companies.
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Educational background

Educational background

What did employees at National Football League (NFL) study?
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Top educational institutions

Where did employees at National Football League (NFL) study?
Cornell University
New York University
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Employee data

Professional Growth

How long do people stay in a role at National Football League (NFL)?
Time employed at National Football League (NFL): <1: 18%, 1-3: 30%, 4-8: 29%, 9-13: 11%, 14-20: 7%, 20+: 5%. Most National Football League (NFL) employees stay with the company for 1-3 years which is less than the industry average.
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Culture & Values

How does National Football League (NFL) rank for age & gender diversity?
Gender ratio at National Football League (NFL): 75.6% Male and 24.4% Female. Age ratio at National Football League (NFL): 16-20: 0%, 21-30: 43%, 31-40: 32%, 41-50: 16%, 51-60: 6%, 60+: 3%. National Football League (NFL) rates - 25.6% less female than the industry average. Most National Football League (NFL) employees are 21-30, which is below the industry median age range.
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Professional Growth

What are the top roles at National Football League (NFL)?
Top roles of National Football League (NFL): Athlete, Vice President, Role Player, Manager, Technician. The top role at National Football League (NFL) is Athlete.
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Athlete
Vice President
Role Player
Manager
Technician

Career advancement

Professional Growth

How does National Football League (NFL) rank for career advancement?
Career advancement at National Football League (NFL): medium. National Football League (NFL) ranks medium for career advancement which is above the industry average.
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Professional Growth

What companies do National Football League (NFL) employees go on to work at?
Future employers of National Football League (NFL): Amazon, ESPN, FOX Sports, Major League Baseball, National Basketball Association (NBA). People who work at National Football League (NFL) most typically go on to work for the Amazon.
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ESPN
FOX Sports
Major League Baseball
National Basketball Association (NBA)