BoatSetter Employee Reviews

Great working exp and non toxic env

company going thru consistent reorgs

Great company and work culture. Everyone is very friendly and works well together.

Management is openly available for feedback and criticism. Small teams allow for easy communication. Salaries are below the national average but management is understanding and give credit to employees who prove their worth.

I enjoy going to work every day and collaborating with my coworkers and managers. My overall experience has been great, I have been learning about the boating industry in a way I never thought possible.

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Very open to everyone and keep you updated regarding everything happening in the company. They don't try intimidating you, they're very nice/friendly people.

Easy to get in contact with, open about all the companies goals and have open meetings for all employees to provide input on ideas and decisions made by upper management.

We all strive to exceed our goals and achieve them in an efficient manner. We work well together and brainstorm on alternatives for issues that may arise.

Transparancy and inclusion. We all know that our opinions matter.

Boatsetter offered me a salary that was extremely accommodating with my across state move.

Compensation is good and reasonably priced.

Reasonable health insurance package, with dental and vision.

If it was more comparable to the market especially in the location.

Starting salaries aren't the greatest but management make sure to give credit to employees who demonstrate their worth.

The pay is good for what we have to do as the work isn't very demanding.

Everyone is down to earth and friendly

It's very easy to communicate with one another, most employees are eager and willing to help their fellow teammates. The higher-ranking employees never belittle other employees and always try their best to make everyone else's job easier.

Everyone cares and is willing to work hard.

One of the best things about Boatsetter's team is that each and every one of them are incredibly reliable. In start up culture, it is crucial to know that you can rely on each other to ensure that the job gets done!

We assess every day what the plans are and what we're going to be working on. As well what our goals should be day in and day out.

Everyone forms cliques similar to high school and its hard to enter these pre made groups, especially if your female. The office is kind of male dominated

The monthly open forum meetings where all employees gather to review company progress and future goals, this is the best time to give your opinion on any subject and receive feedback.

We all work to get things done. That's the motto here, we strive to exceed our goals and do it with a positive attitude.

Really open to new ideas

The most positive aspect of our company culture is that it is understood to feel overwhelmed. And when you hit this point, you can take out your stress by playing a quick game of foosball.

Care free environment where pretty much anything goes

It did not feel like an interview. I did not feel pressured or nervous. That's what made me want to start working for the company right away.

I was living in another city at the time so my manager allowed me to interview via skype, which was incredibly considerate.

The interview process was very quick and to the point

Having the opportunity to meet very talented individuals.

Flexibility. Management is fairly considerate of all employees personal lives and is lenient when out-of-work duties come up. It makes me extremely happy knowing that for whatever necessity, if I need to take some time off, little to no questions are asked. This system of trust goes both ways.

Interacting with my coworkers every day

I absolutely love when we collectively collaborate on ideas to help us grow as a company. You get to hear others opinions and ideas that you may have never considered.

See how the company is consistently growing and hitting several goals

Excluding the CEO, the company is run by men and extremely male dominated