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MSPs can sometimes really be not great places. Atlas Technica is better than the average, significantly. I feel that I am respected, and that I can make a contribution, and that other team members can also contribute their ideas, improve things, move things forward. Atlas Technica struggles somewhat in terms of staffing to the needed level but on the personal level makes up for this at least to some degree by paying better than average. I think right now the culture is one of fair, hard, work, and of a drive towards innovation and a focus on client satisfaction - there is not much here in terms of culture as far as ping pong tables or company parties. Atlas Technica is definitely accommodating in terms of what is required for work-life balance, people have taken time off to go have kids or manage whatever situations, but a work week of more than 40 hours is somewhat typical - but, you will be rewarded for it, and its not exactly expected, it just has a tendency to occur, so not everyone deals with that. One other thing to add is that there is a number of people at Atlas Technica who I would consider simply brilliant/great people to work with or just outright leaders in our industry. 

Don't expect an easy, cushy job if you decide to move forward with Atlas Technica. Of my 5 MSPs this has certainly been the hardest. But I have also probably grown more here than anywhere else, and the potential here is greater than anywhere else - the senior management has seen to that, and the focus on public cloud has helped with that a lot.

I joined because I am in alignment with the core values of this company. What is the point of a Managed SERVICE provider if you are not providing excellent service to clients. Atlas has service as its core value. Service along with people (the engineers and staff) and processes (repeatable success) are the core values of Atlas.
Working with highly competent people everyday is a complete joy and such a pleasant change from what I am used to.
Additionally I feel as though I learn something new every day, growth opportunities abound for every level within the company. I, being management, am actively making sure my staff is continually learning.

I started working here without experience at all and within a month I feel confident due to great training I received and continue to receive. Management is straight forward about what they expect from you and help  you every step of the way. The firm is very well organized and responsive. This is the main characteristic about it and I like it very much. We all work collectively. Overall I am very happy and since the company is rapidly growing I have a sense of stability and prosperity here. The process of interviewing, hiring, and the start of career all went smooth. This is a great company to work for.

Workflow is heavy but you have an abundance of resources such as a Wiki or Slack to help you. Everyone helps each other when one is stuck or is overwhelmed and needs to unload some work. Management is flexible and is willing to work with you if you need to take a day or two off or possibly have to work from home. Currently, all employees get to work from home and continue to make a living during this COVID-19 outbreak. We are continuing to grow and get better as a company and welcome anyone who joins the team.

Intelligence is highly valued here and it shows in the people you work with. The company is growing and isn't shy about compensating/recognizing talent. I genuinely like my coworkers and the standard of work is high.

If you have ideas (you should have those), they will be listened to here. All of us are legitimately empowered to change the course of the way this company operates no matter their title.

I've been working at Atlas for two months and I'm very excited by opportunities provided by this company. First of all, I would like to admit how supportive are my coworkers. I'm so glad I get to work on a team that collaborates and are passionate about the company values. The company leadership is very engaged in providing resources for growth and development.

the workload for the job is fair, considering that the work is remote. the NOC team has been very supportive and knowledgeable in their field. the team environment fosters an attitude where there's no shame to ask if you don't know the answer. the work quality is strict but the support you get to achieve that is also plenty.

Not bad compared to other MSPs I've worked. I'm learning a lot, however, one thing I'd like is there to be more chances to learn/get certs. You're very much encouraged to get certs for promotions, etc, but are expected to do it ALL on your free time. Otherwise, pay is good, people are (mostly) good, but it's ALWAYS busy.

The internal culture is unlike any other place I've worked its amazing. 
The work is hard, challenging, and fun. 
Always opportunities for new and different work. 

Growing too fast, quickly becoming micromanaged, and upper management losing genuine human connection with staff. We are just metrics, kpi's, and statistics. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
System engineer 21 salaries reported	$80,952 per year
Junior system engineer 28 salaries reported	$62,411 per year
Senior system engineer 6 salaries reported	$97,500 per year
Intern 4 salaries reported	$23.00 per hour
Client manager 5 salaries reported	$137,500 per year

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