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A good place to work - Anonymous employee Atrium Hospitality Employee Review

4.0
20 June 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good management. Values their associates. Decent benefits plan.

Cons

Pay scale. Does not value length of service.

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Atrium Hospitality Response
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Thank you for taking time to share your feedback with us! We are very glad to know that your experience with us was favorable and appreciate you taking time to share your perspective in this way. We always want to acknowledge our associates, current and former, particularly as it relates to their experience working for us. Your valuable input is a key ingredient toward our journey in becoming an employer of choice. It also helps our leaders make more associate-focused decisions that are also aligned with our business goals. As we continue to grow, we hope you will continue visiting our website at www.atriumhospitality.com for future updates and opportunities that may be of interest to you. Thank you, again, for your feedback and we wish you all the best in your future endeavors.

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