Analyst - Analyst BusiApp Employee Review

Small business, around 25-30 people at the time of my departure. Which allows for more varied growth options than larger companies typically do. For example, big corporations don't usually give opportunities for a warehouse clerk become a digital marketer. Most folks get along pretty well. It's easy to make friends there if you're open to that. They do regular company lunches, games and activities (paid during the work day). Many people also meet for drinks and things outside of work hours. The 2 owners are just genuinely nice people. Leadership was typically receptive to recommendations for things like improving benefits for employees. I personally witnessed them go above-and-beyond to help employees and their families during hard times on more occasions than I can even remember off-hand.

It's a small business. Some people don't do well with the lack of structure. It's not that there's no structure, but some people work better with a very strict definitions of their roles and responsibilities that you won't find here. Personally I consider that a pro, getting opportunity to learn perspectives helping other teams from time to time; but it's definitely not for everybody.

Big companies has a tendency to look over the little people and certain people who try their hardest every day to excel. Busiapp supervisors definitely pay mind to those who work and who does not. Obviously laziness will not be rewarded. Also, management is keen on safety for all workers and strive for accommodating people when needed. Free coffee/tea. Employees are given one hour lunch break and two 15 minute breaks. Awesome one meeting a month to play a game so everyone gets to know each other better.

Please be mindful that the times are changing due to the COVID and that this is a business built on e-commerce. Be willing to adapt but the hard work is recognized and will be accounted for.