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Company Undervalues Employees - Anonymous employee Basecamp Franchising Employee Review

2.0
Jan 31, 2022
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Basecamp was a great place to explore my skill set and gain experience, Plus, great snacks.

Cons

I often felt overwhelmed, undervalued, and stressed out. Nepotism is rampant on the executive team which has resulted in an unorganized and inefficient workplace.

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Basecamp Franchising Response
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Thanks for the feedback, Brenna. It is true that this is a family-owned company, and the ownership group holds several managerial positions. But there are opportunities to advance for those that show initiative regardless of this perceived nepotism. (See our IT Director, Marketing Director, CDO, K2K Support Lead, Special Ops Manager, Field Ops Manager, CFO). Wishing you the best in your future endeavors. -Scott

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Pros

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Cons

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Pros

Set your own schedule, freedom of owning a business, good support from the franchise, yearly conferences, peer owners' connection

Cons

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