Atomic Cartoons Reviews

Pros

It is a great place to work

Cons

I don’t have anything to report

Pros

Very friendly team and environment to work in. It's easy to communicate with. With responsible tech support. Nice company culture and atmosphere.

Cons

the building seems to be a bit easy to get lost at the beginning.

Pros

-Good learning experience: This depends on the position, but if you are willing to, you can learn lots of things in work and quite fresh industry experience. -Friendly co-workers: Most people are quite helpful and trying to work together. -Lots of events: This is a bit tricky one, but sometimes there is really good experience learning opportunity or good offer deal in purchasing some stuff like cintique or furniture. Overeall=4.5 out 5. This company is still a way ahead, but definitely awesome place for junior~intermediate artists. Good place to start or stay while you are learning about the industry. Most importantly, they don't treat you like a replaceable man power, like some local companies do. I felt like they actually care about you.

Cons

- Some sloppy management on pre-production or human resource - Some poor work environment: This depends on which project you work, but if you are unlucky enough, you might be working in place shady or smelly like gollum's cave.

Pros

good company with friendly people

Cons

so far my experience has been great

Pros

They take very care of each employed

Cons

too many young people who do not know the processes

Pros

Atomic actively helped me with moving towards the job I wanted, salary pay which I could negotiate at each contract, 2 weeks paid Christmas this year, 10 sick days? I believe, it's a good place

Cons

The benefits plan is a 700& max coverage so if you have expensive medications it's not the best health plan but I've made it work for my needs

Pros

flexible working hours, transparency, good team working,

Cons

I found no negatives working there

Pros

Professional, caring HR staff, less corporate BS than DHX, and seems like they want to give as much freedom and flexibility to artists as they can manage.

Cons

Haven't really encountered any major cons yet, though like many animation studios I hear of animators and board artists having to work long hours during crunch time. Thankfully as a designer I don't get hit with those negatives too often. Also, benefits are not as competitive as larger Animation firms, but they are working on improving them as they grow.