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Five Reasons to Work for a Small Business


By: Payton Walters

April 18, 2019



Are small business employees happier? What’s the secret? A small company allows individuals to see their impact and feel valued in their place of work. Allowing employees to see the fruits of their labor brings joy knowing what you are doing is important to others.


Therefore, here are five reasons why you should be working for a small business:


  1. Collaboration: Working with a small team creates a good working environment. The team has the same goal to achieve and wants what is best for the company. You also have the opportunity to get to know your team members well and form friendships that only benefit the overall lifestyle of your workplace.

  2. Experience: Working at a small company normally entails each individual wearing more than one hat, creating well rounded workers. Even if you see yourself moving to another company, seeing the entire process of a small company and working in multiple areas or fields only benefits you in the long run with future endeavors.

  3. Creative Expression: Working for a small business tends to be less strict in behavior and more open to suggestion. New ways of improving business or changing behaviors can rapidly move business forward while bigger companies tend to stay where they are at and continue doing what they have always done.

  4. Workplace Culture: Many large corporations promote their workplace culture, but nothing can beat the draw of a small intimate workspace. Small business owners promote a culture that aligns with their beliefs and their passion for the industry. Whether that be a supportive, family atmosphere or one that emphasizes innovation, a small business will usually aspire for their team to work and live well together.

  5. Opportunity for Growth: At a small business, you aren’t fighting for a place to be there or grow. Employees have a higher visibility from day one and their ideas or hard work are seen by leadership. The strong connections that leadership has as well are a great benefit to all their current and future employees.


There you have it. The reasons why small businesses can be a great opportunity to learn and grow, sometimes even superior to top name companies.


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