Stable but depressingly bureaucratic. Think Boeing or GM versus Google in terms of culture
Stable but depressingly bureaucratic. Think Boeing or GM versus Google in terms of culture
Relatively recession-proof since it dominates worldwide CPUs at 85% of DT/MB and 90% of servers.
Growing like a weed in developing BRIC countries.
Missed out on mobile stories (cell phones/tablets) and unable to launch new ideas.
Lack of growth in North America results in lack of career mobility and more politics for all.
Not worth bothering.
Which is not a value judgment, just honest with what you'd find at any other giant company.
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