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What is it like working at Boon Chapman?
Great Company to work for if you put in the work.
Senior Technical Analyst in Austin:
Pros: This company allows for unlimited opportunities, as long as you put in the work. My experience has been mostly positive over the past 7 years, I do my job well, I take initiative to learn more as there are many talented folks on our team. I appreciate the performance based raises vs seniority based raises. This allows me to continue to learn things that interest me surrounding technology and I can tell the leadership team is more interested in placing me in roles that I would enjoy instead of assigning me roles just so they can keep me around. Since the beginning, I’ve always heard of leadership being very adamant about retention, and my experience speaks to that. I never planned on staying more than 5 years with this company, I’m coming up on 8 years and still don’t plan on leaving.
Cons: 401k matching could be better, Pension plans would be nice option to have. More remote employee employee events such as remote gatherings or activities just so we can see each other’s faces.
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