Pros
None, five word minimum fulfilled.
Cons
This company is extremely mismanaged and has some pretty concerning issues at a company-wide level. Both companies and employees are seemingly acquired solely for the sake of growth with no real direction or purpose. Projects are consistently underbid by PMs to get work and fulfill the requirements of their job and budget cuts are pushed onto employees down the line to keep project budgets from dipping into the red. This issue not only occurs when bidding out to existing and new clients, but even more so when “bidding out” work to other “Atlas company” offices internally. Also, there are no company credit cards so get ready to have $2-5k in expenses hanging out on your personal credit card for 1-1.5 months while you wait to be reimbursed. Despite constantly getting emails about record growth and profits from corporate, there is absolutely no work, which is deeply concerning. Be warned - you will be hired into what seems to be a good position for your experience level and you will then be forced to work jobs that you are far overqualified for and have nothing to do with your career path. You will also be forced to travel for weeks at a time, often working through weekends even if that isn’t what you agreed to. There is no path for career growth above the level you’re hired at either no matter how hard you work or what you bring to the table (clients, marketable skills, etc.). Nearly everyone in at least one major office is planning to leave and multiple people that I have worked with from across the US are currently leaving or working to leave to work at other companies.
