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Variety and Learning - Anonymous employee Basecamp Franchising Employee Review

5.0
Nov 11, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

This is a great place to learn and follow your passion. It's a small company - which means lots of opportunity to stretch laterally and perform different functions. Many of the employees have been there a long time, and generally it's a great group to work with. The work is interesting, and involves a lot of problem solving to help people better manage their business. Management is passionate and engaged (the president works harder than any employee) and is flexible with employee's lifestyle. It's also very possible to move up with hard work and the correct positioning.

Cons

Sometimes high stress- due to a culture where people often volunteer for more than they can really handle. Franchise owners can be frustrating and difficult to deal with at times.

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5.0
Jun 9, 2025
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Pros

Basecamp Franchising has some of the best leadership this industry has to offer and it is an absolute dream to work here. The culture and work life balance is unmatched. If you ever align with the roles we have available you should absolutely give it a shot. The work is unique and rewarding and the opportunities are limitless. The new CEOs and the tech leadership we have here today are comprised of the kind of people you would be proud to associate with and I have no hesitation navigating our challenges under their direction.

Cons

The pay may not be quite on par with the growth and expectations in the area. The benefits are also so so, but I think premiums are skyrocketing everywhere and the effort this company takes to acknowledge this and do the best they can is noted.

4.0
May 10, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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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

owning a business isn't for everyone, competition is hard in some areas (do your research), dealing with minimum wage employees

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