Flexible hours and dress code (in my building anyway), and everyone treats each other as equals.
I'm a software guy, and they treat us better than most employers in Austin.
Things are largely a meritocracy, so if you have a good idea, you can make a difference regardless of rank.
AMD is big enough that you can find projects that will interest you, and managers are usually pretty good about letting you work for other teams and/or on something that you will enjoy more.
There are some serious documentation black holes (either it doesn't exist or it's old/wrong, making it hard to find the information you need to do your job).
They expect you to work hard (I know people working 70-80 hours), but aren't big sticklers for face time. Just get it done.
Things have turned around recently.
Keep it on an upward trend.
I applied online at AMD's website for many co-op positions. A recruiter emailed me in mid-June and set up a phone interview. I was on speakerphone with two interviewers. I had done extensive research on the company, and I believe they were impressed
The whole interview process was very smooth. The interviewer started off with the basics, delving deeper into the topic each time I answered correctly. He helped me when I got stuck, so I was able to answer most of the questions I didn't know with th
Interview went great! Basic questions were asked from Master's level courses in Computer Architecture and ASIC Design. Simple Verilog code for adders was requested. Topics covered included: * Blocking and non-blocking assignments * Explaining the 5
I applied online at AMD's website for many co-op positions. A recruiter emailed me in mid-June and set up a phone interview. I was on speakerphone with two interviewers. I had done extensive research on the company, and I believe they were impressed
The whole interview process was very smooth. The interviewer started off with the basics, delving deeper into the topic each time I answered correctly. He helped me when I got stuck, so I was able to answer most of the questions I didn't know with th
Interview went great! Basic questions were asked from Master's level courses in Computer Architecture and ASIC Design. Simple Verilog code for adders was requested. Topics covered included: * Blocking and non-blocking assignments * Explaining the 5