The environment is awesome. You are surrounded by many different talented people working on projects that are well known and recognized.
Turner provided ample opportunities for career advancement, but you have to be proactive.
The campus is awesome and the culture is casual. The location is prime as well, right in midtown Atlanta.
The perks are hard to beat. Since they own the Hawks and Thrashers and used to own the Braves, employees are practically spoiled, which is why I think maybe they don't pay as much. But the perks and benefits make up for it.
There is always some kind of event or giveaway or something going on. It's great for the most part.
There are probably far too many people who need to be fired because they have gotten complacent. Turner is often too slow to get rid of problem (lazy or incompetent) employees.
There are also too many managers who are too buddy-buddy with some employees, which makes it difficult for other employees who just want to keep things objective and professional.
Be better about getting rid of poor-performing employees. Don't be afraid to get rid of them.
Initial contact was made by a 3rd party IT staffing firm. The manager was friendly. The actual interview was with the manager and 3 of their developers.
As I'm slowly getting through school and go further down this path to my degree, experience is emphasized. What better way to do this than with a company that you enjoy? So, I did some research to look at companies I liked and came across a web devel
I connected with the intern on LinkedIn who worked here for Fall 2016. She also happens to go to the same school as I do. I was given the hiring manager's email address. After discussing my qualifications and the details of the internship, I had a p
Initial contact was made by a 3rd party IT staffing firm. The manager was friendly. The actual interview was with the manager and 3 of their developers.
As I'm slowly getting through school and go further down this path to my degree, experience is emphasized. What better way to do this than with a company that you enjoy? So, I did some research to look at companies I liked and came across a web devel
I connected with the intern on LinkedIn who worked here for Fall 2016. She also happens to go to the same school as I do. I was given the hiring manager's email address. After discussing my qualifications and the details of the internship, I had a p