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I felt like I didn’t fit in with the company. I only worked at the Alley for a month. Management has poor communication skills. The administration failed to train me, and when I expressed how I felt, I was always shut down and told, “I’m doing good.” 
The hours were part-time. The pay was okay, and they didn’t offer many benefits.
 I was let go precisely a month of my start date. Management stated it was due to poor performance and needing a bigger team to take time on training. It is clear that they don’t care about the success of their employees. They expected me to learn the company and adjust to the environment right off the bat.  In addition, the training was very minimal. If you adapt quickly and can deal with a manager with no communication skills, then this is the company for you.

You’re hired to work in Ethiopia but really you’re in the Game of Thrones. President and CEO have one vision and the rest of the staff has another. The small managing core has worked together for a long time and any outsiders coming in with a voice or vision or creativity  are attacked and ran off. This is why they can’t keep new staffers. No HR department to report it. Shut up and take it or move on. 

This is one of the better places I've worked at. It is a non-profit so people often wear many hats, but overall, people want you to succeed at your job. There is also great work-life balance. 

No training, poor communication, excessive favoritism. CEO & COO are completely out of touch with daily goings on in the office. I've never experienced a more toxic work environment (mostly management). 

I enjoyed working for Automation Alley.  But i was contract so not actually apart of the culture.  I did not have much time in the head office, we worked from a satellite office.  but the executive director is the one who hired me and knew my name which was nice.

Great place to work at. Flexibility and respect for staff and there's always food in the building. Also a great place to build your network a there are always member companies in the building


Don’t even do it. No proper training. Selling a dream through (membership packages). Departments does not support one another. The more of a kiss up you are the faster you move up. 

I enjoyed my internship experience at Automation Alley.  I was given meaningful work and I felt that my contributions to the team were valued and respected.

Automation Alley has a strong leader, with a genuine cause.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Receptionist 1 salary reported	$42,500 per year
Production intern 1 salary reported	$15.00 per hour
Integration specialist 1 salary reported	$52,500 per year
Digital marketing coordinator 1 salary reported	$77,500 per year
3d printing technician 1 salary reported	$15.00 per hour

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