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Technical Associates (Georgia) Reviews

4.1

81% would recommend to a friend

(12 total reviews)

74% positive business outlook

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12 reviews
2.0
3 Feb 2018

Don't work here if you're a woman

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Pays well. Health benefits are ok. Most managers are flixible/understanding when it comes to work-life balance.

Cons

This is a "good ol' boys club" and women are treated accordingly. Admins are walked all over and completely overlooked for the hard work they do because it doesn't directly impact money coming in, even though projects would fall apart without them. One member of upper management in particular is bringing the company down and the other members seem content to let him. Job security is non-existent when business is slow.

3.0
1 Feb 2018

Don't Get Ambitious

Anonymous employee
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Pros

OK health benefits, flexible time if you are under the right manager, good to decent pay; If you are happy in your position and just want keep your nose down, work and collect a pay check, this could work for you; Don't get too ambitious though. Good people to work with.

Cons

No upper or senior management, no sales force (as soon as a big project gets started, the big guys start spending the cash and stop looking for work), 401(k) and company stock are a joke, SLOW vacation accrual, no vision for the company or its employees, some PM's are only looking out for themselves ($$$), when things slow down, look out

2.0
13 Apr 2017

Zero Active Leadership

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Admins follow "policy" rigorously even though they can't produce written evidence of it. Pay is decent. Flexible with work habits. The prevailing policy appears to be: Do stuff, stay out of trouble, don't look too closely, collect a paycheck.

Cons

Completely rudderless company. Principal owners (at least one of them), nearing retirement, treat the company as their personal piggy banks. No career path, no feedback, ESOP may or may not actually exist, benefits are almost a liability. Failed management personnel are retained while sacrificing engineering resources for loss of work related to project disasters. No paid time off apart from regular vacation. Sick days come out of vacation. No severance if you are laid off. There is no sales team or coherent strategy.

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