Pros
Hybrid work, knowledgable colleagues and management that is willing to help, work life balance, career advancement opportunities, diversity.
Cons
Weekend travel can be tricky but it is manageable. Not many cons.
Pros
Good range of opportunities to grow , innovation driven , good work life balance and culture
Cons
Average compensation levels when compared to market
Pros
The company offers extensive growth opportunities, both in current roles and for career advancement, with the flexibility to explore a variety of work and continue learning. Employees have the ability to move within the company, allowing them to pursue their interests and relocate as needed. A strong emphasis on quality and efficiency fosters a culture of innovation, and the company is always open to new ideas for improvement. Leadership is accessible for discussions, ensuring that employees are well-informed about the company's direction. The organization is committed to making employees feel valued and challenged while also promoting a healthy work-life balance through flexible schedules and opportunities for professional development.
Cons
One challenge within the company is the difficulty in obtaining authorization for funding to attend conferences or other external learning opportunities. Despite the emphasis on professional development, the approval process for such requests can be slow and often requires navigating multiple layers of approval. This can make it challenging for employees to access external resources that would help further their skills and contribute to their growth within the organization. The process can sometimes feel restrictive, limiting the ability to take full advantage of valuable learning experiences outside the company.
Pros
Pros of Working Here: 1. Great Colleagues – Many of the people you work with are supportive, talented, and genuinely care about their roles. The team dynamic at lower levels can be positive despite the issues with management. 2. Looks Good on a CV – The company’s reputation and branding make for an impressive addition to your resume, even if the internal experience doesn’t quite match the image. 3. Flexibility – Depending on your role and manager, there may be opportunities for flexible working arrangements, such as hybrid working or occasional remote days. 4. Potential for Growth (If You Navigate Politics Well) – There are career progression opportunities, but they often depend more on internal politics than actual performance. If you can play the game, you might move up. While these pros exist, they don’t always outweigh the negatives, especially if you value strong leadership and a truly supportive culture.
Cons
Cons of Working Here: 1. Senior Management Avoids Accountability – Issues within the company, especially at the senior level, are routinely ignored or covered up rather than addressed. There’s little to no real accountability. 2. Culture is Just for Show – While the company promotes an inclusive, supportive, and values-driven culture, it’s rarely upheld in reality. Employees are expected to align with it on paper, but management doesn’t practice what they preach. 3. Lack of Real Support – Employees are encouraged to speak up, but when they do, concerns are dismissed, brushed under the carpet, or met with empty promises. It creates an environment where raising issues feels pointless and puts you at risk. 4. Politics Over Performance – Career progression often depends more on internal politics and who you know rather than actual skills or contributions. Hard work doesn’t necessarily translate to recognition or advancement. 5. benefits – beyond the basics that you expect, there is a level in the business where bonuses are substantial for what can only be described as average performance. There’s no process to get into this ‘boys club’, it’s not transparent, so it’s highly demotivating. 6. Management Lacks Transparency – Decision-making is often unclear, with leadership failing to communicate important changes or reasons behind them. Employees are frequently left in the dark. 7. Mental and Emotional Drain – The disconnect between the company’s outward image and its actual operations can be frustrating and demotivating. Many employees feel undervalued and unheard. 8. Staff Opinion Survey - staff are bullied into completing and there is a culture that retaliates against poor scores 9. Restructure - the business is heavily overladen with underutilised staff. Expect huge restructuring 2025/26 with considerable redundancies in efforts to maintain the expectations of the market and its share price If leadership took real action to address these issues, this could be a great place to work. But as it stands, the company falls short of the vision it sells to employees.
Pros
Good culture, and growth opportunities
Cons
Working in the right team matters
Pros
AtkinsRealis offers innovative projects, career growth opportunities, a supportive and inclusive work environment, and a strong focus on sustainability and technological advancement.
Cons
Potential challenges at AtkinsRealis include high project demands, tight deadlines, and the need to adapt quickly to new technologies and practices.
Pros
Great company culture and development opportunities. Mulit-disciplinary and exposure to various departments.
Cons
Some furniture and office equipment needs upgrading.
Pros
* Good Work Life Balance and A positive and inclusive environment for employees. * Good benefits, fair wages, and career development opportunities. * A company with solid financial health and growth potential * Positive public perception and strong industry presence.
Cons
* Nothing much so far
Pros
Professional accreditation, company-supported training, flexible working and career opportunities are key benefits of being one of our employees that make up your 'Total Reward'.
Cons
well as our financial 'Reward', we want to help you get the most you can out of working at Atkins. Professional accreditation, company-supported training, flexible working and career opportunities are key benefits of being one of our employees that make up your 'Total Reward'.
Pros
Professional accreditation, company-supported training, flexible working and career opportunities are key benefits of being one of our employees that make up your 'Total Reward'.
Cons
well as our financial 'Reward', we want to help you get the most you can out of working at Atkins. Professional accreditation, company-supported training, flexible working and career opportunities are key benefits of being one of our employees that make up your 'Total Reward'.
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