ATI hiring through 2019
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Company match is 3.5% non-elective (Company makes this contribution regardless of whether you participate), plus 50 cents on the dollar of what you contribute up to 2.5%, for a total of 6%. Total matching is not capped.
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Hi everyone, I was called to go for an interview with ATI some time in June. I know a couple of Captains there and both used to be a little bit arrogant as part of their personality. I honestly don't know if they are still the same... but I was wondering if as part of the "non-written" requirements to get hire, was also to be arrogant as the common denominator among those guys; If that is the case, I'm just worried about how to pretend to be arrogant during the interview since I consider my self humble.
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If your paycheck is $100,000 and you contribute at least 5% of your paycheck (to get the match), your 401k contribution from ATI will be $6k- so it would be fair to say your compensation was $106k. This is the max ATI will give you. Whatever you put in above that is up to you, but ATI won't contribute or match anything. This retirement is significantly worse than what ABX already has, so this is one of many reasons you will see people crying that ATI undercut the industry during a time of record expansion. Thanks again, guys.
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What you typed makes no sense. Total match is capped at 6% (just like you said... right before you said it wasn't capped) Total employee *contribution* is capped by IRS max of $19k, but there is no match above the 6%.
If your paycheck is $100,000 and you contribute at least 5% of your paycheck (to get the match), your 401k contribution from ATI will be $6k- so it would be fair to say your compensation was $106k. This is the max ATI will give you. Whatever you put in above that is up to you, but ATI won't contribute or match anything. This retirement is significantly worse than what ABX already has, so this is one of many reasons you will see people crying that ATI undercut the industry during a time of record expansion. Thanks again, guys.
If your paycheck is $100,000 and you contribute at least 5% of your paycheck (to get the match), your 401k contribution from ATI will be $6k- so it would be fair to say your compensation was $106k. This is the max ATI will give you. Whatever you put in above that is up to you, but ATI won't contribute or match anything. This retirement is significantly worse than what ABX already has, so this is one of many reasons you will see people crying that ATI undercut the industry during a time of record expansion. Thanks again, guys.
then your 401k contribution from ATI would be $12k... in other words slightly better than K4. Granted this would only be the case for 12+ year CAs because no one else at ATI would be grossing $200k
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Go in with your pants around your ankles. Tell them you are not interested in anything competitive....retirement and schedules mean nothing to you. You will fit right in!
Hi everyone, I was called to go for an interview with ATI some time in June. I know a couple of Captains there and both used to be a little bit arrogant as part of their personality. I honestly don't know if they are still the same... but I was wondering if as part of the "non-written" requirements to get hire, was also to be arrogant as the common denominator among those guys; If that is the case, I'm just worried about how to pretend to be arrogant during the interview since I consider my self humble.
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