It's a job with benefits.
The nail in the coffin. AMD is the worst place I have ever worked. It’s not a good company. It’s never been a good company.
Don’t be fooled by the inclusive, diverse hype propaganda. It’s a very toxic place to work.
Sure, you can make some money and gain some experience. Just don’t stay too long, or you’ll lose yourself.
If you have choices, choose the other. If you don’t, here are three things you must do to succeed at AMD:
If you can do these three things, you will succeed at AMD. Good luck!
Remove your HR and start from scratch. Reskill instead of replace.
Pretty much normal and low-key. A couple phone screens, a day of questions from managers and engineers.
The candidate described working experiences, technical capabilities, and project management techniques. Former projects were also discussed and questioned by the panel during the personal interview. The candidate went to the drawing board to describe
This position was with the AMD wireless IP group, a team that was formerly a startup and had been acquired by AMD. They were working on wireless VR systems. I was reached out to by a recruiter, which was followed by a phone interview with the hiring
Pretty much normal and low-key. A couple phone screens, a day of questions from managers and engineers.
The candidate described working experiences, technical capabilities, and project management techniques. Former projects were also discussed and questioned by the panel during the personal interview. The candidate went to the drawing board to describe
This position was with the AMD wireless IP group, a team that was formerly a startup and had been acquired by AMD. They were working on wireless VR systems. I was reached out to by a recruiter, which was followed by a phone interview with the hiring