Depends on the location and managers - Logistics Atlas Copco Group Employee Review

3.0
Dec 10, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

- Possibility to work with people all over the world. - Possibility to travel (depending on the division you are in). - Good starter wages. - Relatively open and flat culture between employees. - A lot of good people in the company (but they get demotivated).

Cons

- Overtime is often seen as "normal" in order to get your daily work done. - Not much left of the "Swedish" culture, people are claimed to be very important for the group, but that's all talk. No actions to show for it. - Huge differences between customer centers (+), distribution centers (-) and product companies (in between) in the way people are taken care of. The same applies for the divisions. There is a good and ugly side to Atlas Copco, the ugly side consists of buildings without proper fire alarms, no working heating and A/C, not following local regulations concerning people safety, insufficient cleaning and maintenance,... - Internal politics go above customer needs. Management looks out for "their own" and takes decisions for them, not based on what is needed by the customer or what takes care of the employees. - The open culture unfortunately results in no/low accountability. People can get away with anything.

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5.0
Apr 27, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Good company, good culture overall

Cons

Pay could be less than the market, though not too low. Work life balance does cover some of that gap

2.0
May 23, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Coworkers are great Many problems so you stay busy as a CI person The people at the worker bee level are the only real pro

Cons

Managers are too “wise” You can’t change anything inside the ERP but they all want ERP changes (it’s bad you will get frustrated) Super decentralized meaning all building operate how they want to. They make it sound like a strength but it’s literally their biggest weakness. Managers do not understand processes USZ or the NSC in Charlotte has a serious issue of hiring people who are not qualified for manager roles as managers. Discrimination They care more about how you look and not so much about the work you produce

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