Pros: Salary is good. Nothing is good other than the money.

Cons: Management is not good. There is no balance between personal and professional life.

Pros: I've been with Lam for several years and have had the opportunity to work on interesting technical problems with talented people. What has stood out to me most, though, is how supportive the company and its leaders can be when you need it the most. This year was one of the hardest periods of my life. My mother became seriously ill, which required frequent travel, coordination with doctors, and a lot of time focused on family. Later, after she passed away, I needed additional time away from work to be with my family. Throughout that entire period, my manager, my manager's manager, and the broader leadership team were incredibly supportive. There was never any pressure to choose work over family. Instead, I was encouraged to take the time I needed, focus on what mattered, and return when I was ready. That level of empathy is something I will always remember and appreciate. It's easy for companies to talk about putting people first. It's much harder to demonstrate it when employees are going through genuinely difficult situations. In my experience, Lam did exactly that.

Cons: Some processes can be slow due to the size of the organization.

Pros: Complete ownership of the projects.

Cons: Nothing of such that I remember.