Large company with decent benefits and a decent work campus.
Opportunities for advancement within the company through promotions or moving to new positions.
Opportunity to relocate to other cities where AMD has offices.
Some great people to work with.
From what I have seen, across the board, all levels of management can give the impression that they may not be the best people suited for their jobs. Why is it that the least qualified almost always seem to lead?
Out with the old, in with the new. Promote within, and promote wisely. Good things are bound to happen when you have competent leadership.
Think of the potential benefits: a huge boost in morale, increased creativity, productivity, and profits. Yeah, and in this case, it's all about change you can really believe in.
Met a recruiter at my school's career fair. My first phone interview was technical. Just know your basics about computer design and organization. On-site interview with the team I will be working with (6 or 7 people): They will quiz you on main
Two phone rounds. One round is basically about your experience at industry and at school. The second round is a technical round in the areas of Computer Architecture, logic design, verification, and puzzles. The questions require some basic underst
1st round group interview 2nd round group interview Send offer
Met a recruiter at my school's career fair. My first phone interview was technical. Just know your basics about computer design and organization. On-site interview with the team I will be working with (6 or 7 people): They will quiz you on main
Two phone rounds. One round is basically about your experience at industry and at school. The second round is a technical round in the areas of Computer Architecture, logic design, verification, and puzzles. The questions require some basic underst
1st round group interview 2nd round group interview Send offer