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915 total reviews
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Anonymous employee
Good opportunities for early career growth. Great place to work if you get matched up with the right management. Flexible hours, friendly staff, and good work life balance.
Company laid off many employees and is struggling to compete. Lack of job security. Compensation and benefits are ok -- not top of the market by any means.
Employees are friendly and willing to help. Base compensation is competitive.
Career development is very poor since management does support the process. Once employees are laid off, regardless of performance, AMD does not appear to encourage rehiring.
Sales
Very nice people, helpful, down to earth, great technology and innovation. Small but loyal customer base. Clear leadership in graphics.
Changes course a lot. Didn't have long term proper planning until recently. Very high turn over. Lots of changes in management and personnel leading to confusion internally and among partners and customers.
Business development executive
Good products, improving YoY. Work/life Balance (work from home)
Toxic/Agressive (Chief Sales Officer) Poor sales culture across certain regions. Minimal support from operations or HR to protect employees. No field support for sales in certain regions.
Software development engineer (sde)
Good overall and stock bonus
Too many leaders and corporate mess
Hardware engineer
AMD is a provider of world class SOC for various consumer product segments. The technical work is highly challenging every day.
Last few years has been limited career opportunities. Many politics taking place in a company that is losing marketshare and not enough time to focus on making great products.
Because so many of the most experienced and talented people have already left, there are probably opportunities for less experienced people interested in on-the-job training
AMD doesn't have time for trial-and-error and senior leadership is highly reactionary, a bad combination in an industry where it takes years to design and build a product
Cad drafter
people, location, bonus blonus bonus
can get quite stressful with pressure
Platform engineer
Profit Sharing, Health Insurance, and general benefits.
everything else. things look to be turning.. but at the time, there was no vision. people running the show have no vision either, more reactionary
Senior software engineer
Great work culture. Good learning scope.
AMD gives a poor total compensation.