General Atomics reviews

The toxic and hostile environment at this company is deeply concerning. Employees often feel unsupported and stressed due to the company's habit of cutting corners and improvising, which only adds to the discomfort. General Atomics is a company that seems to thrive on a culture of hostility and disregard for employee well-being. The practice of cutting corners and "winging it" not only jeopardizes the quality of work but also puts employees in difficult situations. There's a clear lack of proper planning and organization, leading to high levels of stress and uncertainty among the workforce. At General Atomics, voicing concerns about the toxic work environment often falls on deaf ears. The manufacturing management has a troubling habit of dismissing employee feedback and essentially telling them to "shut up and do your job." This creates a hostile atmosphere where employees' voices are silenced, and valid concerns are ignored. Moreover, the company's HR department appears to have limited power to address these issues, given that it's a private company. It seems that at General Atomics, the big bosses hold all the power, and their decisions, even if they're illegal or unethical, take precedence. This disregard for legality and ethics further contributes to the troubling and toxic workplace culture at the company. Despite the competitive compensation offered by General Atomics, the professional challenges and adversarial workplace culture significantly diminish the overall value of employment. The organization's apparent tolerance for a toxic work environment outweighs the financial benefits, making it difficult for employees to justify enduring the accompanying issues. In my 3 years of employment at General Atomics I have seen 4 individuals cry due to their treatment/the toxic work environment. I would not endorse pursuing a career in the Assembly & Integration/Manufacturing department at General Atomics.