Abandon all hope, ye who enter - Anonymous employee Technatomy Employee Review

1.0
30 Jan 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

My commute was not bad.

Cons

Gossip runs rampant along the halls of Technatomy... "Who's the next to be laid off?" "Who's going to quit next?" "The COO really said THAT in a meeting?" You won't like it here. They'll be friendly at first, but they are sharks... and once they smell blood, all bets are off. Most of the good people who were at Technatomy have left (or were forced to leave!), and the rest are looking to leave. They're hiring all these "Chief Whose-It-Whats-Its" and "Vice Presidents of Whatever" in a sad attempt to save a company that's beyond saving... and isn't even worth saving. The CEO and the COO have run the company into the ground by blaming everyone else around them for their failure. Trust me, if you work here, you'll be blamed for SOMETHING within the first week. Something that probably happened years before you even heard of the company. If you stick around for long enough, you'll get to see the company restructure at least three times in one year. They may even spin up that good ol' "Corporate Culture" initiative again to save face and act like they actually care about their employees. It's adorable. The two guys in charge don't realize that there's one common denominator in this equation, and they're it.

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Pros

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Cons

Technatomy has been the most challenging employer I’ve worked for in my career. The culture often feels competitive in an unproductive way, where hard work isn’t always recognized unless you’re part of certain internal circles. When I was hired, I was told the contract would last five years with potential extensions. However, I observed colleagues being released at the end of each project, which contradicted the information initially provided. I was brought on as a Salesforce Release Manager but was reassigned to Microsoft-focused projects without prior notice or discussion. Had the expectations and role been communicated accurately upfront, I would not have accepted the position. I also experienced leadership behaviors that I found unprofessional and discouraging, including instances during team meetings that were inappropriate and unexpected. I would encourage others to carefully consider the available reviews and feedback before accepting a role with Technatomy, as my experience aligned closely with concerns shared by former employees.

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