Truly a great place to work! - Anonymous employee Beekley Employee Review

1) Awesome People to Work With: Everyone does their job well and is very easy to talk to, even if you are from a different department. People will always introduce themselves to you and make sure they are nice to you. 2) Growth and Learning: This company provides a lot of learning opportunities and always wants you to keep moving forward both personally and in your career. 3) Team Dynamics: Different departments have different dynamics, but as I mentioned previously, everyone is nice and always trying to have a good time. If you really like what you do, you will have an awesome team experience and have fun every day at work. 4) Culture: Wow, this company really strives to maintain a healthy culture. On holidays when we do not have the day off, most of my coworkers dress up or decorate the office to make it more fun. We have many activities as a company, including lunches, dinners, parties, and birthday celebrations. For example, we have birthday parties every month with cakes and take all the department members out to lunch. This is not your typical company—they actually care since they are a bit smaller. 5) WFH: They have excellent hybrid or fully remote opportunities. There are departments that only have to come in one day a week or not at all. 6) No Stress: I feel like Beekley is a stress-free environment. As I mentioned before, everyone does their job well, which creates a very stress-free environment. 7) Pay: The pay they offer is very competitive, and you will have opportunities to grow within the company.

Not every company is perfect, and there is always room for improvement; however, at this time, I do not have any cons or issues to report.

Very welcoming environment, very flexible WFH options, I’ve had open communication with leaders and colleagues pretty successfully. It feels like everyone is working towards the same goal rather than competing.

Ultimately it’s a corporate job, so a lot of the “we’re a family” energy can fall flat - it’s about selling products and making money. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, just an acknowledgement that a job is a job no matter how bubbly the employee culture is. Also it’s not a very diverse company. Mostly run by women, but almost all white women. There are only a few POC in the whole company, which is one of the first things I noticed when initially hired.