adidas Group Employer Reviews

while working for Adidas i learnt new computer skills and the re booking system. My team leader was very helpful in helping me with any problems which i came across and helping to resolve them.

I work on the factory floor picking and packing orders. I have seen how the other side of the retail business from the start of the retail chain rather than selling the end product.
I understand the management of the business and i work well with my co-workers, they are a mix of cultures and nationalities. The hardest part of the job is working through – more... the night but I like the challenge of meeting the targets set. – less

A typical day can range from driving one of the two projects I am leading (communication or process analysis). This gives me the management experience I require to advance. To exploring data variances with finance and IT. This root cause analysis is my most enjoyable part of the job, as I can interact across many different departments and have a feeling – more... of accomplishment at the end.
The hardest part about the job is the monotony once a week of finding out the company's secured position. I like to work in an environment that every day is different.
I have learnt through various courses e.g. "Tomorrow's People" and "Winners Secret" how to deal with stressful situations and stay calm, this has led to increased confidence in presenting to the board of directors on a weekly basis. – less

Working with great colleagues and enjoying serving all types of customers. On the negative side unreliable managers who don't have a clue how to manage a store or staff. terrible housekeeping and staff rotas done in a poor way.

Love working for adidas but lack of advancement plus the low salary banding in retail i am looking for other opportunities.
enjoy working with the public although the hours can be unsociable ie, Xmas eve evenings boxing day plus night shifts.
Great team in HQ and the store treated like family.

Adidas is a high turnover company and earlier events with the Olympics in the summer the company achieved great results, in sales and KPI’s through concept and outlet stores. I have had the chance to manager a large team of 34 members, whilst working for adidas Stratford. I love working for a company that is so passionate for sport, and fashion. I have – more... trained the current store manager and still in training. I have a great relationship with my management team in and outside of work. I feel the hardest part of my job is striving for perfection with store standards. – less

Our team thrived on quality customer service. I enjoyed interacting with people of all ages. Alot of our consumers came from other countries, and I always learned something new. The management team was awesome. They encouraged us to make each sale a personal experience. I've discovered that I have a genuine passion for making people happy.

Coordinated rush orders and order changes. Resolved problems for customers, warehouses and carriers. Wrote weekly and monthly global transportation reports. Monitored shipments to guarantee on-time delivery.

Going in and counting inventory using a forklift and other devcies.

scanning product and packaging for shipping orders. Print UPS labels.

Typical day at work customer service, training, driving sales
learned developing people, managing, leadership, team work
co workers are friendly

It was a productive and fun workplace. The employees and employers were very kind and helpful. My typical work day was a 12hr shift. I stood up my entire shift at a computer. I can honestly say that my job wasn't hard at all. The standing up for 12 hours could take it's toll at times but that was it. My most enjoyable part of my job was interacting – more... with my co-workers – less

Oulet level, poorly run company, always understaffed, paid salary , so bosses really take advantage of that.

Productive work environment and friendly atmosphere. Interning at Indeed gives me a taste of what I am in for when I graduate school. The "work hard, play hard" mantra makes going into work very enjoyable. The hard work and dedication that is given is really shown through the company's weekly meetings.

pick scan and pack orders the people are fun to be around the hardest part of the job is in the summer it is very hot

I would come in and see what position I had to do for that day. Usually I would be in charge of fitting rooms or I would do ladies. Occasionally, I would do men's or cashier. I enjoyed working there very much.

On a day to day basis, my job consisted of helping customers on the sales floor. Store operations were another aspect of the day that took a good portion of my day up. It included keeping the registers clean, organizing the footwear department, having all apparel size ordered, and occasionally being in the stock room. The management were always very – more... encouraging, as well as my co-workers. Hardest part of the job was closing the store after a big holiday weekend, but the most enjoyable part of the job was closing the sale. – less

We created as a group a communication board for the shift A employees to develop a better and more efficient way to keep everyone in touch of current information and so information moves through the chain of command. We created a C4 process which gave the employees a place to put in their suggestions and it visually showed the process of each suggestion – more... from start to finish, either implementing the suggestion or denying it and giving a reason why. – less

*clock in, start job hired for, 5 days 6-8 hr shifts, clock out
*not enough hrs was worst part
*casual dress code, casual work ethics

The work scheduled is very unpredictable to the point you can work 16 hrs 1 week and work 8 the next. No real chance of advancement because of lack of hours to preform. low wages and no benefits and it's a perm part time job. I have good co-workers that work as a team. To me, their is nothing hard about the job just lack of work hours, low pay no benefits.