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7 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Work at Atomic

Recently, I wrote about Why I Love Working at Atomic, but here are a few reasons you might not want to work at Atomic.

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If you have been looking for the bat-signal of companies oriented for impact in their work, people, and locale, look for a B Corp.

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In this series, Scrum Ceremonies to Add to Your Sprint, we discussed pre-refinement and demo prep. Today, let's talk about team flex time.

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We hope you'll feel a little more empowered to participate or even host an LGBTQIA+ Lunch and Learn event like this for your community.

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Work relationships needn't be transactional. Let's redefine those relationships and how they can improve our interactions with each other.

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We spend so much time with coworkers, and levity is how we get through the day. Let's look at some memes and discuss why that is.

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A shift happening in software is steering teams away from acting with curiosity. Tools like AI and Figma have helped speed up the process.

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People keep asking, "What is the favorite part of your job?" My favorite part of working at Atomic Object? People.

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Ask yourself valuable questions like: “Do I like the culture of this company?” and “Would I fit in and thrive here?”

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Atomic recently celebrated the 100-employee milestone. Our deliberate growth has benefited our clients, team members, and the community.

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The real, non-sugar-coated reasons I choose to stay at Atomic? It's about stability, reliable friendships, flexibility, and fairness.

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I like eating food, but I love sharing that experience with others more. These are my thoughts on eating with coworkers.