On the whole, Calendly is set up for individuals. Managers of teams face a whole raft of issues that are hard to resolve..

examples: 

Paypal / Stripe - all need to be set up on an individual basis instead of at a company level, that poses Authorisation issues, or a large admin task to get each team member taking money in to one single Stripe account

Zapier - again this authorises on a per user basis, instead of a per team basis, meaning thbat effective integrations into other systems is overly difficult.  Example updating a CRM with all new customers has to be done on a per user basis, as opposed to a per account basis.

Workflows / communications - Again - these are per user, not per team - the option of setting things up per team would be much easier

Event types - Being able to template things so that we can assign one event type to multiple team members, whilst accounting for differential pricing would take a ton of administrative work out of setting things up
 

We have just spent a month working around these issues, and that's about 3 weeks too long.
 

From a “managing a team” point of view, the current status quo is not ideal.

If Calendly wants to target more “businesses” that have more than a handful of users as customers, then they need to start accommodating team managers and their requirements.