atolls reviews

4.2

80% would recommend to a friend

(236 total reviews)

Gerhard Trautmann

90% approve of CEO

76% positive business outlook

atolls has an employee rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 236 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The atolls employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Informationstechnologie industry (3.9 stars).

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236 reviews
4.0
May 10, 2024

Complicated structure

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Well paid and flexible working

Cons

Company buys companies and the previous people leave without documentation

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atolls Response
1y
Hi, Even though this response comes later than we’d like, your feedback still matters to us. We’re glad to hear you appreciated our competitive compensation and flexible working environment. We understand that changes from acquisitions can bring challenges, including gaps in documentation when transitioning teams. At Atolls, we are continuously working to improve our internal processes to ensure smoother transitions and better knowledge sharing. Our ongoing job architecture review is one step toward creating clearer structures and support systems as we grow. At Atolls, we believe in #MoveLearnChange, embracing change while continuously learning and improving. Your insights help us enhance our approach as we evolve. We invite you to reach out to our Talent Attraction and Engagement team at tae.team@joingsg.com if you’d like to share more about your experience. Your P&C Team.
1.0
May 9, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

There's a lot of team building events and the colleagues are nice. Environment was good.

Cons

Now I'm sharing this for one manager only. I worked under her and it was downright nightmarish as she had double standards only for me. It makes me wonder how she became a manager. For me, she just bullied me all the time despite my colleagues never getting the same treatment. Some of the things she did was: - She expected me to be on time, not even accepting me to be 5 seconds late and heavily scolding me at one point when I was 5 minutes late due to traffic. However, my colleagues were allowed to come in as late as an hour without her saying anything. - Unreasonable expectations. How exactly am I supposed to get through my SEO research when you mentioned I had to review over 20 websites in two pages when GSG is so low in rankings just to find out what they do different? My colleagues did 3 at best and you expected me to do that much? Not to mention that I got 30 minutes to do the assesment. Not possible at all. - Unwilling to listen to constructive criticism. She will actively defend herself when I brought up accounts of bullying and say that it is because I may just be incompetent. - Different people have different ways of doing things. I had to sit through a lecture from her for 2 hours and when I messed up just one tiny process, I could never stop hearing from her about it. I told her that I was a practical worker and therefore needed a lot more hands on but she said I was just whining and continued to berate my work. - Will willingly throw you under the bus. So training is supposed to be longer. But she tried to condense it to become shorter and when I mentioned that it was a lot to process in one go and asked her to slow down. She mentioned that I just had to catch up and I was complaining because my other colleagues didn't have this issue (FYI: I asked my other colleagues and they said that they had longer training times). When I fought against it, she went up to higher management and said I was incompetent and useless (Despite even my colleagues saying that I'm already very fast in doing my work). This whole thing turned out to be because her boss was coming and she wanted to have a cohesive team. A new person threw a wrench in her plans like this and ultimately resulted in her throwing me under the bus. So overall, I'd say that if you don't get this manager. I think you're great. If you do, leave now.

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atolls Response
2y
Hi, Thank you for taking the time to share your detailed feedback about your experience at Global Savings Group. We're glad to hear that you enjoyed the team-building events, your colleagues, and the overall environment. However, we are deeply concerned about the issues you raised regarding your experience with a specific manager. At GSG, we are committed to fostering a respectful and supportive workplace where all employees are treated fairly. Bullying and double standards are entirely unacceptable and do not align with our values. Your account of the behavior you experienced is troubling, and we take such allegations very seriously. We encourage you to reach out to our HR department or contact our Talent Attraction and Engagement team at tae.team@joingsg.com to provide more specific details about your experience. We have initiated an investigation to thoroughly examine the situation. If any evidence is found, we will take appropriate action to address and prevent such behavior in the future. We are also actively working on improving our management training programs to ensure that all managers are equipped with the necessary skills to lead effectively and respectfully. This includes focusing on our #StrongerTogether value, where we build relationships based on trust, respect, and kindness, and ensure decision-making is in the best interest of both the business and our people. Your feedback is invaluable in helping us improve our processes and management practices. Thank you again for bringing this to our attention. We are committed to making Global Savings Group a better place to work for everyone. Warm regards, Your P&C Team
5.0
Apr 23, 2024

Multi Cultural company

Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

We meet many people from all over the world when working at GSG. It is an interesting atmosphere and I believe that this is the best thing about working at GSG. We learn how to collaborate with so many different cultures and backgrounds. GSG is also open for the employees to move between teams in case there are opportunities, which adds a lot of value when people are searching for different professional paths in their careers.

Cons

GSG has been working with different verticals and this could mean different levels of maturity when comparing the products and verticals. And depending on where you work at, could be frustrating how slow and unorganised some projects can be.

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atolls Response
1y
Hello, Thank you for your dedication to Global Savings Group over the past six years. It's great to hear you enjoy the multicultural atmosphere and the career mobility we offer. Embracing diversity and providing opportunities for growth are key parts of our #UnitedbyDifferences value. We understand your concerns about the different maturity levels across our verticals and the slow pace and disorganization in some projects. We are actively working to streamline our processes and improve project management across all teams to enhance efficiency. We acknowledge your concerns about disorganization and inefficiency in some specific projects. Our commitment to continuous improvement drives us to actively explore optimal methods for streamlining and enhancing our processes. Moreover, we are dedicated to embodying our #MoveLearnChange ethos by empowering our employees to make decisions, act decisively, and take accountability for results. Your insights are crucial for us, and we encourage you to share specific experiences and suggestions with your manager or our Talent Attraction and Engagement team at tae.team@joingsg.com. Thank you for your feedback. We're committed to improving and making sure GSG is a great place to work for everyone. Warm regards, Your P&C Team
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