Autodesk reviews

Management in technical support lacks understanding of the product and the actual challenges of solving technical issues. This makes it hard for employees to get the right support. The team is kept chronically understaffed, which pushes people to take on an unsustainable workload and makes work-life balance very difficult. My direct manager, a woman, had very limited technical knowledge and very little management experience before joining Autodesk. As a result, she often struggled to make decisions effectively, and her lack of confidence or expertise created delays and confusion for the team. It often felt like she was set up in a role she wasn’t ready for, which impacted everyone’s ability to succeed. Raising feedback or new ideas often feels discouraged, and in my experience, speaking up about improvements can put your job security at risk. Employees also notice that staffing decisions sometimes occur before stock vests, which can feel unfair. Every year there are mass lay offs as well so

Depends on the team in some cases