NextBee Media reviews

NextBee is great for encouraging the development of new skills, providing job independence (do the work, be productive and the day is mostly yours to schedule), and finally for investing in what’s needed to do the job. The culture is usually relaxed but hard work is expected and appreciated (verbally and financially).

Independence - if you work, then you're free to set your schedule for the most part (there are certain hours that need to be covered to meet with clients). Growth Encouraged - The CEO likes his people to learn so he's provided several resources to education/professional development. Invests in Resources/Tools - NextBee has no problem investing in equipment and resources when/where it makes sense. The Ratings Explained: (I think it's important to understand why the ratings were given below.) Career Opportunities: There's a great number of opportunities to learn new skills and grow. Compensation & Benefits: The compensation here is good but unfortunately, there are no health benefits (I have good ones, but that's because I knew how to find them!). Work/Life Balance: We deal with multiple time zones so it can be a challenge to turn the work off and set boundaries for when you're available and when you're not but that's also my fault - I'm a bit of a workaholic. Senior Management: Great vision but they have too much on their plate. Trust in people to do the jobs they're hired for and guide/direct when needed so you can work on the business vs. in it. Culture & Values: the culture is very laid back but hard work is expected (and rewarded).