Not a place for innovative types. - Anonymous employee ATI Employee Review

1.0
17 Dec 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

On the positive side there are great people to work with and some interesting work to be done. Ultimately it boils down to who you work for within the company and what kind of work you are doing. Don’t look to this company for true innovation though, despite the marketing hype, because you will likely be disappointed. Also, there was a good work/life balance, but that depends on who you work for within the company.

Cons

The upper management is out of touch with the employee base and creates a culture in which people fear making even the simplest mistake, real or perceived. Because of this there is very little teamwork, especially between departments. While the upper management realizes that there is a cultural problem, they attribute it more to the employees than to themselves, and as such are trying to change that culture through endless rules and policies instead of creating a positive culture through solid leadership. When I left the employee morale was the worst that is has been in the 10+ years I worked there. The company as a whole seems to be focused more on marketing itself as a great company than actually doing anything to be a great company. When layoff's come don't look to the upper management to be the ones making the sacrifices.

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Pros

Interesting work with (some) hard workers. Serious place to get real experience. Salaried employees receive a large 401k match.

Cons

Place is held together by critical staff working much harder than others, but don't expect many raises. Annual adjustments do not match inflation. Managers do not understand technical skills that set their staff apart and struggle to argue for raises when asked, losing this talent within a few years. Experience always outranks expertise (helps to be old). HR/Operations collaborate to underpay their hourly staff, keeping process changes that affect incentive pay out of union negotiations for as long as possible. HR can barely run Salaried payroll and will threaten you if you question their math (even when they owe you money). HR refuses to address racism/white supremacy within their hourly workforce.

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