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Anonymous employee
Good work culture and flexible timings
Poor communication from the management Some management is disconnected with the employees
Engineer
1.Top level management is good. 2. But the managers/Leads who are there since long time and their micro management new joiners can not sustain more than 1 year. 3. Compansation is Low. 4. Promotion/ appreciation only for manger favourite people.
1.No transperency 2. No proper knowledge transfer
Silicon design engineer
Good work environment , Helping team mates, Bright company future
Does not offers competitive salary
A lot of strong, unselfish & dedicated people. Very friendly working environment. Flexible work hour & place as long as you get your work done.
Weak upper level management, did very little to retain technical contributors. Not enough effort to train new people. None to very little directions.
Good Company, Good Management practice
No any cons but can employ more people in india
I want to work for roblox so I want it to be safe
GameStop and i love it
Senior member of technical staff
Some teams have healthy cultures. Some technical work is cutting-edge. It's a friendly atmosphere. AMD is never too formal. Flex time is possible so long as you're delivering stuff. There's often good collaboration across teams / sites / functions. Not much red tape. Work/life balance is fine in my experience, 40 hours will usually do it on most teams. Not a lot of crazy pie-in-the-sky research projects -- everyone's work is directly related to products. And we do ship a lot of products, they are in people's hands.
Some teams have unhealthy cultures: some are documentation-free, some are led by bullies. A few entire teams are deadwood. Some very senior bullshitters have built empires for themselves, and you don't want to cross them. Some parts of the company are an old-boy network, and some of the old boys don't hardly deserve their privilege. Revolving door senior management. Revolving door strategic plans. Annual layoffs and titanic-deck-chair-rearranging exercise. There are big upcoming debt payments, so a major future restructuring seems unavoidable. There's been brain drain, and less mature people have been promoted to fill the gaps, this has led to coworker quality issues on some teams. No accountability. Nobody ever gets in trouble for missing deadlines, low quality deliverables. It's good enough right? AMD can be democratic in the worst way. We can't do something unless everyone agrees, but we have to keep talking about it if anyone wants to do it. So there are a lot of "efforts" where 25 people get called to a weekly meeting to discuss some vague future process improvement which never goes anywhere. To survive, you have to develop a good sense of which efforts are fictitious and ignore them or decline participation.
good mgmt good wlb good learning opp.
salary not competitive sometimes not good wlb
Thermal mechanical engineer
Innovative environment, fast paced. Really cool tech!
Not a lot of room to grow.
Some teams are pretty busy but not it's fun
Some teammates are not very skillful and lost faith in the company