Beca New Zealand Reviews

Based on 34 surveyed graduates working at Beca New Zealand. Read on to get an insider’s view on life as a graduate.

4.0

Based on 34 reviews

Pros & Cons

The level of the work is great, I'm given the opportunity to work on really interesting projects that challenge me.
Team is always keen to help out... everyone is pretty chill.
Flexibility in working locations and hours is a plus. Wellbeing and volunteer leave is also pretty good.
I feel as though promotions are an accurate reflection of the level of work.
On a rare occasion I work slightly more... it’s expected I reduce my hours the following week.

My remuneration feels low, however my understanding is that it is in line with other companies for the level of experience I have.
Senior staff do not communicate with junior employees, creating a highly hierarchical structure that limits collaboration.
Limited training opportunities that are actually valuable. Company prioritises chargeable time.
Office is starting to feel a little bit tired especially when compared to some of the new buildings coming up in the city.
There are unspoken expectations to work longer hours to be seen as a high achiever.

What Insiders Say

7.6

Career Prospects

7.6

Career Prospects

Promotions are an accurate reflection of the level of work... discussions are had with team leaders to see how you are progressing.

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7.9

Corporate Social Responsibility

7.9

Corporate Social Responsibility

Good, care very much about the company's reputation.

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8.4

Culture

8.4

Culture

Culture is very good. We have a social club which put on monthly events like Go Karting.

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8.7

Diversity

8.7

Diversity

They say they care but no practical solutions implemented to improve diversity.

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8.1

Satisfaction

8.1

Satisfaction

I'm given the opportunity to work on really interesting projects that challenge me while also being supported.

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8.1

Management

8.1

Management

Great managers... they all come from an engineering background so have first-hand experience.

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7.7

Office Work Environment

7.7

Office Work Environment

The office always feels clean and tidy which is a big plus.

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8.0

Recruitment

8.0

Recruitment

The interview was really good... good level of formality.

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6.3

Salary

6.3

Salary

As a graduate, my pay is competitive but I do live a bit tight due to the increases in cost of living.

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7.4

Training

7.4

Training

Most of my training has been less formal, learning how to undertake assessments... I have felt well supported during this.

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8.4

Work Hours

8.4

Work Hours

Very flexible. There is the opportunity to work from home or fit around important appointments.

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8.2

Sustainability

8.2

Sustainability

They say they care but very few practical solutions implemented to improve sustainability.

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I acknowledge that Murdoch University is situated on the lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people.

I pay respect to the enduring and dynamic culture and the leadership of Noongar elders both past and present.

The boodjar (country) on which Murdoch University is located has for thousands of years been a place of learning. We at Murdoch University are proud to continue this long tradition.