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915 total reviews
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Member of technical staff
Austin campus, which may be sold. Meaningful work, good team management, excellent pay/benefits, proper tools, ongoing education and information sessions. Cafeteria, health plan, exercise/training area, Greening (continuing to improve) campus with rain collection, recycling, walking path.
While the change is in progress, one group in the company may achieve something, such as a software application, that remains unknown and unused by the rest of the company.
Anonymous employee
salary is good. benefits are good. potential for company growth
Too much favoritism. Employee performance is not properly assessed or rewarded.
Architect
Good co-workers (at least there used to be before all the layoffs began) Good work environment Flexible hours Reasonable work/life balance
Poor senior management just in it for padding their own pockets while the ship sinks Shrinking piece of a shrinking high tech pie A company in decline with a very uncertain future
Senior analyst
Great work life balance and great people
Company is not performing well that keeping losing market
Cpu engineer
When I started working at AMD, I loved the company. There was a flat management style, and you could easily communicate with anyone working on the project. There is just a very informal feel about working at AMD, and despite the bad decisions they have made in their growth in the last few years, some of that is still there. I don't feel like I am expected to work long hours every week, and management does seem to do a good job recognizing people who do a good job, as well as communicating with the employees.
Upper management is destroying the company. Projects are canceled or redefined on a monthly basis. Decisions cannot be made without weeks of debate. People have so little trust in management that they seem to be doing the bare minimum to avoid the next round of layoffs or until the company goes under. Now some managers are being eliminated, but the ones who put them there are still on the loose. The company really seems to have completely gone from an engineering driven company to a marketing driven company, and we are paying the price.
Huge organisation with rich resource
Many silo managers who have been in the org for decades
Senior manager
Follow policy, exceed expectations, generate results, and you have total freedom
Need to simplify the global matrix, keep functions orthogonal, local, and contained
- Great people to work with - Good experience which will help you in future - Flexible work schedule
- Hard work and commitment means nothing when it comes to layoffs, which is common here at AMD - Product delays are common which could lead to it being scrapped.. so when the ship sinks, make sure you are not on board
Test manager
Technology, Worklife Balance, Collaboration, Engagement
Lots of downside than upside
Design engineer ii
brand value is good.. but unless you have been with the company for a long time, you will not enjoy the work place as the company is trying to build upon by saving money every possible way.
other than brand rest of the benefits or other aspects of the company are on par with the industry's standard or below the standard. Especially considering that the outlook is not good.. it is a good idea for freshers to look out for some company that has good outlook..