I thought the job was a good opportunity to move up in IT. It wasn't. - Anonymous employee Atmosera Employee Review

3.0
Aug 14, 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Decent healthcare benefits. Decently stocked food pantry for snacks. Fairly close commute from home.

Cons

If there was a problem with a process we had performed, we wouldn't hear about it for, on average, two to three weeks afterward. Not a smart idea if it is of a more critical nature. Because of the above, over time I became more concerned about what I was doing wrong instead of being concerned about doing the right thing. Better follow-through from management would have been nice. We shouldn't always have to pull it out of them to make that happen. Inconsistent sense of mission. I understand the company is fairly new as companies like this go, and transitions aren't always going to be the smoothest, but they had ample enough time to sort things out, and be concise on what each person in the company was supposed to do. It didn't take long for me to realize that the team I was part of was a dumping ground for tasks other teams didn't want to do. Worse still, when we make mistakes on it, we would get jumped on mercilessly.

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Cons

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3.0
May 8, 2026
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Pros

The experience gained is amazing. With the amount of different environments and the different supported systems, this is a great opportunity to gain tons of knowledge in the azure cloud. There is opportunity to expand and grow new skills and gain azure certifications and work with different departments. Co-workers are great and extremely knowledgeable, in most cases experts in their domains. There is always opportunity to gain some extra hours and get ot. There really isn't a slow time. So learning is continuous.

Cons

It takes a personal dedication level to your own craft to excel. Burn out is real and there is high turnover rate that adds to huge workloads. It can be easy to fly under radar when there are expirenced co-workers completing the hard tasks, but all this does is make those willing to step up to eventually leave and continue the cycle. Other than those who take extreme ownership and offer assistance to those who are willing to listen and learn, its on you to build knowledge as training programs are lacking. Don't expect any real off time or holidays off, as most of pto days are to counter the burnout. If you are able to weather the storms, you will deff get picked up elsewhere with higher position.

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