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    1. "Builder"

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      Current Employee - Builder in Welcome, NC
      Current Employee - Builder in Welcome, NC

      I have been working at Atrium Companies full-time (More than a year)

      Pros

      I love building things and working with my hands

      Cons

      Sometimes it can be a bit stressful

      Advice to Management

      I would to have this experience

    2. "Working in this environment is the epitome of a toxic and untrusting."

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      Current Employee - Anonymous Employee in Welcome, NC
      Current Employee - Anonymous Employee in Welcome, NC

      I have been working at Atrium Companies full-time (More than a year)

      Pros

      They have improved the reception area to build on the smoke screen

      Cons

      This among other things is what you should expect.
      - Layoffs in December about 2 weeks prior to Christmas without severance
      - Payroll is not reliable and inaccurate with no accountability or communications to those impacted.
      - The recruiting and orientation is a smoke screen not revealing some items on this list.
      - Bonuses will be promised and not delivered without any communication
      - Senior leadership poking at those impacted with layoffs.
      - leadership using F-bombs in meetings to satisfy their own issues of insecurity.
      - 20-28 hours weekly. Off on a Weds and work on a Saturday still not getting 40 hrs.
      - Sales new leadership are tenured management with poor or no leadership skills.
      - Holidays are often withdrawn with no advance communications.
      - Forbidden to speak the truth on issues without being labeled or blackballed. A true case of toxic environment beginning at the top.

    3. "Product Engineer"

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      Former Employee - Anonymous Employee in Welcome, NC
      Former Employee - Anonymous Employee in Welcome, NC
      Recommends
      Neutral Outlook
      No opinion of CEO

      I worked at Atrium Companies full-time

      Pros

      Good place to work. Great people.

      Cons

      Extremely hot on the manufacturing floor in the summer time. Too much restructuring / staff reductions.

      Advice to Management

      Top management needs to care more about employees lives instead of trying to make themselves look good to the Board of Directors.

    4. "CEO changes every year"

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      Former Employee - Anonymous Employee
      Former Employee - Anonymous Employee
      Doesn't Recommend
      Negative Outlook
      Disapproves of CEO

      I worked at Atrium Companies full-time

      Pros

      Great I.T. team and management

      Cons

      The CEO changes every year and the company lives in the stone age in regards to technology.

    5. "HR is terrible!!!"

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      Former Employee - Flex Master in Welcome, NC
      Former Employee - Flex Master in Welcome, NC
      Doesn't Recommend
      Negative Outlook
      No opinion of CEO

      I worked at Atrium Companies full-time (More than 3 years)

      Pros

      Great co-workers
      Benefits are decent
      Paid holidays

      Cons

      Status quo type environment
      Usually will not get 40 hours in winter months
      HR is very unresponsive and condescending
      It is a good ole boy set up

    6. "Engaged Team Member"

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      Current Employee - Team Member in Dallas, TX
      Current Employee - Team Member in Dallas, TX
      Recommends
      Positive Outlook

      I have been working at Atrium Companies full-time

      Pros

      Strong team environment, good pay and benefits, new HR team, places employees first.

      Cons

      Gets a bit hot or cold out in the plant during summer and winter.

      Advice to Management

      Keep up what you are doing! Making a lot of positive changes to the culture. Company is set now for upward projection.

    7. "Hard place to work."

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      Former Employee - Anonymous Employee
      Former Employee - Anonymous Employee
      Doesn't Recommend
      Neutral Outlook
      No opinion of CEO

      I worked at Atrium Companies full-time

      Pros

      If you need a job they are always hiring. Health benefits are expensive but good.

      Cons

      This is a hard place to work. No work life balance. Very high level of accountability.

    8. Helpful (2)

      "Decent"

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      Former Employee - Extrusion Operator in Welcome, NC
      Former Employee - Extrusion Operator in Welcome, NC
      Doesn't Recommend

      I worked at Atrium Companies full-time (Less than a year)

      Pros

      Liked the schedule. The pay and benefits were decent.

      Cons

      Old equipment, inability to break for lunch, overworked, and certain privileged individuals had to do little to no work. Not paid what I was promised.

      Advice to Management

      Tighten up on supervisors. A lot of favoritism going on where they allow their buddies to do little to no work and pile the work on new workers or those or seem to be afraid to use their voice. if someone is promised a certain pay, they should be paid that. That's criminal. I would also advise you to invest in new extrusion equipment. Less scrap means more quality parts produced. Inability to be flexible on a tardy is inexcusable. Anything can happen. Life happens to us all.

    9. Helpful (1)

      "Do yourself a favor..."

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      Former Employee - Anonymous Employee in Muskegon, MI
      Former Employee - Anonymous Employee in Muskegon, MI
      Doesn't Recommend
      No opinion of CEO

      Pros

      Absolutely Nothing...the second most horrible experience I have ever had.

      Cons

      Allow the CENAs to run the facility. Coddle them and no discipline. Would rather use chemical restraints than have to report a fall. Poor wages

      Advice to Management

      Try running the facility according to CMS guidelines and teach the staff the proper chain of command.

    10. Helpful (1)

      "Poor Training and Management"

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      Former Employee - Night Auditor in Reno, NV
      Former Employee - Night Auditor in Reno, NV
      Doesn't Recommend
      Negative Outlook

      I worked at Atrium Companies full-time (Less than a year)

      Pros

      Co-workers were friendly and nice to work with.

      Cons

      At this Atrium location there was no training regimens or very little. Was thrown onto shift to work alone and do processes that I was not fully trained on causing extreme stress on myself and customers.

      Advice to Management

      Re-train Front Desk Manager to properly handle new employees and their training needs.