Fox Sports Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"As an intern and production, I learned so much by working alongside production crews at Dodgers and Angels stadiums."

"I started off as an intern under the Sr. Vice President in the production operations department. Shortly after, I earned a freelance position as a highlights logger for NFL and MLB games. In 2012, I landed another internship with Fox Sports West/Prime Ticket performing production assistance for the executive producer and crew manager. After completing two extended internship terms, I was offered a full-time staff position by Fox Sports to work as a Quality Control, Tape Ops and Digital Assets."

"I really enjoyed the work and people at Fox Sports."

What do you like about working at Fox Sports?

"The people at Fox Sports were the best. Everyone contributed to the project and carried their own weight."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Fox Sports has a lot of complicated systems that have been built over the years. It could be a bit overwhelming at first but once you get used to the way things work, it could be very rewarding."

What don't you like about working at Fox Sports?

"We moved so much! If we didn't change office, we changed department or seat. It's a constant evolution."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Management can be more transparent and share the company's vision with the team."

What do you like about working at Fox Sports?

"I was happy working with the VP of Interactive. He was a great boss. He told me what he needed, and I was able to give him all that he needed. I loved the actual project itself, as he listened and heard my thinking and I was able to complete the project."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Know your strengths, and be yourself. It's a great place to work."

What don't you like about working at Fox Sports?

"I was there only for a project for 2 weeks. I'd be happy to have worked there longer."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"The VP of Sales caused problems within the project. That was unfortunate."

"I worked for Fox Sports for about 4 months, and I learned more than I ever thought I would. I had an amazing experience, and will forever be grateful for my time there. I decided to take a leap of faith and start my own yoga business, and soon realized I needed to invest all of my time and energy into that, so I had to make the tough decision to leave Fox Sports."

"Great company and culture working through the Disney merger. Leadership was on point. Good work-life balance. The only con would be how hard it is to get promoted at Fox."

"I have work at fox sports for 8 years, its a great place to work."

"Was with them for about 5 years and became one of the veterans of the department"

What do you like about working at Fox Sports?

"the ability to work independently and make crucial decisions for that particular network"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"as long as you have confidence, you can have success there."

What don't you like about working at Fox Sports?

"I would have to say that the compensation was not up to par."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"more interaction with the department to bulid a working relationship"

"I learned a lot, and the industry was a dream come true."

What do you like about working at Fox Sports?

"I liked that it was in the sports industry. I liked working online and getting the instant satisfaction of seeing content on the site. But it was also rewarding to build long-term goals and see them through in a practical, timely manner."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be ready for horrible hours and minimal resources to get a lot of work done. Other than that, the job is about as good as it gets, so take it if you can."

What don't you like about working at Fox Sports?

"There were very few opportunities to advance your career. I had to create my second position in order to get promoted. Also, it was a freelance position to begin with, which meant no benefits. Even as you advanced, there was no opportunity to get benefits. The hours were terrible; we worked late at night and for long shifts."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"They were split between LA and Houston. I would have liked to see them a little more often."

"Premier broadcast company in the country, the leader in sports and entertainment. Brilliant leadership from the top down, and a great company to work for"

"I was honored and privileged to be part of the first group of people who brought interaction with US based soccer fans through radio and TV."

"Never allowed me to have room for growth and was held back and under utilized."