This reporter will cover Nike and its competitors like Adidas, as well as up-and-coming athleisure startups. The mission is to focus on how these fascinating companies modernize their brands and compete in their respective industries. The job requires traditional beat reporting, investigative work, and analysis.
Some examples of the types of stories our readers love are:
This person will cover the inner workings of businesses and how its employees feel about their work. This retail reporter will join our team of reporters who cover everything from fast food to fitness startups. The ideal candidate is excited about working in a fast paced digital newsroom with a dynamic paywall, where we are transparent about metrics and goals.
We value collaboration, open communication, and creative problem-solving. Other skills that the ideal candidate should have include:
If this sounds like your dream job, apply here with a single PDF containing your resume/CV and cover letter. If you’re passionate about this role but don’t have 100% of the experience we’re looking for, apply anyways — we still want to hear from you!
To apply, go here.
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