A good work environment and some nice and talented people that you get to work with is something that I have always liked about working at AMD.
Career opportunities are very limited, and there is almost no appreciation for good work. The level of compensation compared to other companies in the industry and even other locations of AMD is terrible. I have had very little or no raises over the last 3 years, and the company just reduced salaries of all full-time employees by 10%.
Not much.
The first interview was a phone screen with the hiring manager. This was followed by an onsite interview with four people, including the hiring manager. The interview was technical, with each session lasting 45 minutes. The engineers who interviewed
Ask a lot about the projects I have done in my previous company. Several C and Perl language questions.
The project manager and technical member were present during the interview. The interview started with the technical member asking me to implement a Linked-List traversal function. The project manager enquired about the difference between progressi
The first interview was a phone screen with the hiring manager. This was followed by an onsite interview with four people, including the hiring manager. The interview was technical, with each session lasting 45 minutes. The engineers who interviewed
Ask a lot about the projects I have done in my previous company. Several C and Perl language questions.
The project manager and technical member were present during the interview. The interview started with the technical member asking me to implement a Linked-List traversal function. The project manager enquired about the difference between progressi