Northside Hospital reviews

(IT Engineering) Despite the awards and accolades, this is no longer one of Atlanta's "best places to work" speaking from an IT engineering perspective. At one time prior to late 2019 I would have argued it really was. As of Jan 1 2020 a completely new management structure has been implemented from the low level team leads all the way to the CIO. With it, came a shift in culture and management styles. Micromanagement, a hostile, un-trusting work environment, the classic "boys club" mentality at the top and a general aura of "engineers are expendable and a dime dozen" seem like the new norm. I'll stress again that prior to 2020 I would have recommended IT at Northside to anyone. As an engineer, your opinions will no longer be heard, you will not be included in high level technology decision making, and you will spend more of your time filling out productivity spreadsheets than you will actually building or fixing.

As a former employee with direct knowledge of how things are ran in that office, i can say this.. The manager there is trying to do the best she can under the circumstances however, It is very obvious to all, the Director there is who is running the show. How can someone, anyone be able to be an effective manager there when she has a micromanager director breathing down her neck every second and is using her as HER escape goat to do her "dirty" job ? She (the director) goes to bad for the few people she likes and to bow to her while throwing trash and not caring for anyone she does not see worthy of her. One more thing. Pay there is a joke, There was a time when salary was competitive. Now, any other place for the job, pays much better. They stopped using their PRN staff a while back. They should have increased their full time staff the salary the prn's were making which is close to what a good interpreter is making these days.