ATI Enterprises Employer Reviews

I worked as an office Administration Assistant. I also worked with the student service department where I assist students overcome obstacles preventing them from finishing school.

It can become very tedious picking up and dropping off customers being a manager and then having to wash a car in the sun to get it ready for a customer. Co workers try to make the best of the job, given its potential for advancement

WAS ONE OF THE BEST JOBS WITH A GOOD RESULTS IN HELPING STUDENT LEARN HOW TO WORK ON CARS AND MAKING A LIVING CHANGE THERE LIVES FROM FLIPPING BURGERS, TO A MUCH BETTER LIVING

ATI/AAI Phoenix, AZ was a great place to work. The learning experience for me was invaluable. I was an Admissions Rep in the early 2000's. I took with me the core values of Private Post Secondary School ethics. I went on to become a very successful Representative, Trainer, and DOA, because of my experience gained at AAI.
I do not know what happened – more... in TX but I do know that when your school becomes a target regardless, you are doomed. No, I am not employed at AAI but I thank them for giving me the tools and teaching me the ethics to become successful! – less

I worked there 2 years and was laid off due to budget cuts also they have had law suits and all the campuses are now closed down

This is just an ok place to work. Did not enjoy working here at all. The goals are not realistic and the management is poor.

Great place to work but no job security. Lost my job before Christmas and people would no be truthful on status of the company.

I learned not to trust any trade colleges, they take advantage of the students and the hard working staff.

Traveled to many different locations. Hired, trained, managed daily over 15 employees. Developed high school programs, events, follow-up on prospects at all locations assigned to managed. Daily calls and reports to direct manager. I learned how to manage people and train many different employees. I enjoyed all the different campuses and people whom – more... worked at Remington College. – less

Business was not handled properly and the company had to close.

I was recruited to run one of their schools a few years ago. Unethical, dishonest and profanity were the run of the day. I don't intend bad will towards anyone, but this company got shut down as a result of their horrible treatment of anyone attending or working there... You reap what you sow

ATI started out offering employees many benefits beyond pay. They would provide lunch once a month and take care of the employees. They have always been understanding and overall very nice to work with.

ATI hit issues that were of public record and caused the company to close. I wish they could have survived and risen to their former glory.

ATI, I would say that they were one of the highest paying for profit education industries. However they were also one of the hardest hit in terms of school closures. Especially in the Texas area. I enjoyed my short employment. While I was there we did have several different executive Directors at the time of my employment but it might have been due – more... to the climate the company was in. – less

I went into the teaching field because I love working with people and being helpful to others

Typical day on the job duties, data entry, Manage the library, Review student files, Build class schedule, input daily attendance in the system. Advise students daily depending on whatever the situation may be.

Provided a great teaching tool for advancement into other areas where keen attention to detail and an excellent follow up procedure is key to success. Very interractive between faculty and students

Training entry level students on automobile repair and service. Diagnostics, customer service and warantee information. In class and hands on work and deminstration.

ATI has taken my knowledge of network infrastructure to the next level. Management was always great. Co-workers respected one another and helped each other. There was not really any hard parts about my job. Many of times, things just seems to easy to handle.

I have been in accounting for 12 years, I really enjoy working with numbers, I have learned about recons, more knowledge in excel. I posted payments from the students, and I send refunds to student and to the Department of Education.
co workers are nice and friendly

Was good place to work, but going out of business, upper managment treat employees poorly.