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No matter the location, or the role, every Nike employee shares one galvanizing mission: To bring inspiration and innovation to every athlete. At NIKE, Inc. it's about each person bringing skills and passion to a challenging and constantly evolving game.
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To work in retail is to be the face of NIKE, Inc. With a relentless focus on product knowledge and customer service, Nike Retail teams give valuable experiences to consumers every day. NIKE, Inc. is a growth company that looks for team members to grow with it.
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NIKE, Inc. is committed to employing a diverse workforce. NIKE, Inc. does more than outfit the world's best athletes. Become a Part of the NIKE, Inc. Team. Nike offers a generous total rewards package, casual work environment, a diverse and inclusive culture, and an electric atmosphere for professional development.
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Job titleNike Kansas City Retail Sales Associate Full-Time ("Athlete")LocationKansas City, KansasNIKE, Inc. is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment for all NIKE employees and job applicants and offers a number of accommodations to complete our interview process including readers and sign language, accessible and single location for in-person interviewers, modified equipment/devices and closed captioning.
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