ATX Group Reviews
Updated Nov 13, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 6 ratings Employees are "Dissatisfied" |
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Pros
Fun place to work. Lots of challenges
Cons
You will have to love your job as you will work real hard
Pros
It's interesting to see the development of and growth of the telematics business over the years. Some employees still place value in delivering exceptional service.
Cons
We keep hearing that it is a new day at ATX and that we're embarking on a "new frontier". So far this frontier promotes a "hard sale by any means necessary" and "fill butts in seats regardless of qualifying to perform the tasks" mentality. We're under-training and putting unreasonable expectations on our employees in order push our better, tenured, higher-paid employees out of the door in the name of "natural attrition". The company would rather promote from the outside than within. We're taking ridiculous short-cuts and encouraging our agents to lie to our customers and provide a service that is still being developed. I'm embarrassed to work here and look forward to the day and I join an organization that respects and exemplifies legendary customer service. The new response director is clearly uninformed and just taking orders from the MA big-wigs. She has no direct answers about the decisions "she" makes because "she" does not make any of her own.
Advice to Senior Management
Be honest about your MO. Stop taking shortcuts and go back to placing value on and rewarding your hard-workers. Do something to attract and retain competent employees.
Pros
There arent any processes defined, everyone does whatever they want.
Cons
too much politics and confusion
Advice to Senior Management
they all should leave
Pros
Very interesting business to be in. You get to work with major Auto manufacturers on technology that is still 2-3 years from hitting showrooms.
Cons
Very politically charged environment. Tacit caste system where TX employees are considered inferior to MA based employees. Difficult to be taken seriously by "home office"
Pros
Nice offices, location
Good comp, benefits
Some good managers who really care
Some cool technology
Used to be a leader, innovator
Energetic CEO
Cons
Lack of innovation, strategy. Quality problems. Lost two biggest customers. Too many projects with not enough time. New leadership has limited experience and has nit actually delivered products. Too much us and them in marketing, innovation - they compete instead of cooperate.
Advice to Senior Management
Focus on delivering new programs well. Stop losing customers because they are dissatisfied. Have some new ideas, innovation that's sensible and not pie in the sky.
Pros
There are a few good people
Cons
Lack of leadership from the top, lack communication about direction and organization goals, no incentive to improve how the business operates.
Advice to Senior Management
Step down. Allow new people with real ideas about how to operate in a more competitive environment. Too many sr managers lack leadership skills.
