Belden reviews

Can feel directionless if you weren’t “raised Belden,” ie no family members to show you the ropes. So much potential to earn more business but also a lot of red tape, informational silos, hoarding of info by more tenured folks (understandable), and unconscious bias that leads to a more intense in grouping (there goes that small biz feel again!) phenomenon. Keep an open mind though, and realize that loyalty is often the name of the game in industries like these, and it can get easy to work around or through. Often feels as if extracting info from coworkers to take credit for business in their region or create alliances or drama in the office is the currency some days. If you’re mature enough to ignore and look past all the weird stuff like any job has (some people get too caught up on that), and work remotely, you will survive.

Unless you are one of the special kids that are chosen, you will never move up, or ahead but instead work alongside their high potentials until they get bored and want a new job.