Belcan Corp. Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I have been at Belcan for a year and it has been the best experience of my professional career. I enjoy the team and the work."

"Management has changed a lot in the past 3 years and the employees have been switched around so much that managers hardly know them or care to hear out of there are any sort of problems. And if they do, they aren’t resolved. At the start of the pandemic, corporate took away 10% of all pay from employees and they still haven’t given it back."

"I worked at Belcan from December, 2018 to March 2020 and had a good experience working there. The workplace was professional and flexible."

"I worked for Belcan for 2+ years. I was promoted quickly and remain close with management."

"I worked for Belcan for 8 months up until the Covid-19 Pandemic hit. I learned a great deal and would work there again if I have the opportunity."

"I'm still in the early phase"

"Overall a good place to work. Many college graduates start there to get experience from the variety of jobs offered by a consulting firm. Experienced people get some great opportunities to support important and critical jobs from various companies, as well as opportunities to educate those new in the field."

"I worked for Belcan on two different occasions. Both times were positive experiences. They provide average benefits for an engineering firm, and have the resources to fully support their team-members on the job."

"I joined Belcan LLC in 2019 until July 25th, 2020. It was an excellent working environment with great flexibility which allowed me to pace my day brilliantly. The management at Belcan Indianapolis is very open minded and focus on providing work to individuals per their interest. It is a great place for early career professionals to really understand the work force under great leadership."

"Belcan was a very open and flexible workplace. They understand you have a personal life and will work with you to make accommodations if needed. When I was furloughed due to lack of work, my supervisor worked out a way to keep me working long enough to qualify for unemployment (you need 20 weeks, I was at 19 at the time)."