Altium Packaging reviews

2.8

36% would recommend to a friend

(274 total reviews)
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John Mooers

16% approve of CEO

23% positive business outlook

Altium Packaging has an employee rating of 2.8 out of 5 stars, based on 274 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Altium Packaging employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Manufacturing industry (3.5 stars).

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274 reviews
1.0
Feb 25, 2026

Negative culture, no support

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Pros

A few solid, caring, and competent players (mid-level and below)

Cons

Leadership is disconnected and incapable of solving for the real issues that are driving unacceptable safety, quality and productivity. Lots of talk but no meaningful action. No onboarding or consistent training for new employees. Only the unicorns can succeed because there is no formal support for new employees, both hourly and salaried. If documentation exists it is either so buried it’s not accessible or it’s outdated with CCC company name and information. No structure, accountability or general leadership competence. Guiding principles are not truly applied, they’re a facade. Favoritism runs rampant.

1.0
Feb 27, 2025

WORST COMPANY TO WORK FOR IN ATL

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Pros

No pros at all the office feels like you’re walking around on egg shells. It’s so quiet it makes you uncomfortable. Everyone is stiff and visibly looks miserable. HR management is the worst racist, heartless ask around everyone is new because no one lasts here.

Cons

1. Poor Management: Leadership is horrible disorganized, uncommunicative, and abusive, leading to a lack of direction and low morale. 2. Toxic Work Environment: High levels of office gossip, bullying, and harassment that affect employee well-being and productivity. 3.No Career Growth Opportunities especially for black workers in fact they always fire black employees: Limited or no room for advancement, and little investment in employee development or skill-building. 4. High Employee Turnover: A revolving door of employees, indicating low satisfaction and a lack of job security. 5. Micromanagement: Invasive supervision where employees have no autonomy or trust from their superiors. 6. Lack of Recognition: Employees’ hard work is not acknowledged or rewarded, leading to frustration and a lack of motivation. 7. Unrealistic Expectations: Excessive workloads and deadlines that are difficult, if not impossible, to meet without sacrificing personal well-being. 8. Poor Communication: Constant miscommunication between departments, teams, and leadership, leading to confusion and inefficiency. 9. Inadequate Tools and Resources: Lack of proper equipment, outdated software, or insufficient support to do the job effectively. 10. No Job Security: Constant restructuring, layoffs, or instability within the company leading to uncertainty about the future. 11.Unethical Practices: Engagement in dishonest or questionable business practices that conflict with employee values. 12. No Diversity or Inclusion: Altium is a company with little to no commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, leading to discrimination or lack of representation.

2.0
Dec 5, 2024

Place is turning into a joke

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Pros

Good coworkers. Can get OT.

Cons

OT is forced sometimes to be too much. The medical insurance is a joke. Unaffordable. HR department overstaffed and does nothing. should have full time HR but get a part time one. Corporate preaches safety then doesn't try to reward EE's for having a good safety record.

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