Nike's new CEO climbed his way from intern to top boss in almost 30 years
Briefly

Employees, particularly the younger generations, have grown accustomed to job hopping to negotiate for better wages, promotions, or align values that reflect their interests.
Elliott Hill’s career trajectory stands out as a rarity in today’s job market, where an employee’s loyalty to a single company has become increasingly uncommon.
Nike's new CEO, Elliott Hill, exemplifies the traditional career path as he transitions from intern to chief executive over 32 distinguished years at the same firm.
The changing landscape of employment highlights how the concept of loyalty to a single organization has shifted, reflecting broader changes in workplace dynamics.
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