Not a good place to work - Engineer Beacon Comms Employee Review

I've been with Beacon Comms for three months now, and the experience has been outstanding. The onboarding process was smooth and professional, setting me up for success from day one. The team is extremely friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. Everyone I've worked with has shown a real commitment to collaboration and quality. The company has a high level of expertise in telecoms infrastructure, and it's great to be part of such a specialised and professional environment.

None so far — everything has been really positive.

The best thing about Beacon is that there is no shortage of opportunities to take on responsibility, demonstrate your capability and competencies and progress through the business. I started at Beacon as an administration assistant and quickly progressed to project manager and then quickly onto senior project manager responsible for E2E delivery of their biggest project. In my time working there I saw many engineers quickly progress from trainees to team leaders. It is a company where hard work is recognised and rewarded and no one is ever held back from achieving their goals. Telecoms is a male-dominated industry and something else that sets Beacon apart is that women are absolutely treated equally.

Not a good company if you just want to work your 9-5 and do the bare minimum to get your wages. If you want the best out of Beacon as an employer you'll only get it if you are prepared to graft.