Pros: Learn a lot of things. Good guidance.

Cons: Need to work under pressure.

Pros: - A good work/life balance is encouraged. - Extremely flexible work hours. - Internship wasn't canceled due to COVID-19; it went virtual instead. - Received back pay for the two-week delay in my internship start date. - Still received relocation and returning-intern bonuses. Still received the originally agreed-upon salary. - Remote work went surprisingly smoothly. - Relatively diverse workforce. A good amount of women in engineering. Never felt dismissed for being female. - Company stresses that it is very easy to change roles and that you will never be stuck somewhere you don't like.

Cons: - It's still a large company, so there's still going to be the associated bureaucracy (though, this is tolerable and doesn't outweigh the pros in my opinion). - No real complaints with the company as a whole. They have treated me well, and I enjoyed working there.

Pros: 1. Large organization. Plenty of opportunities. 2. Broad spectrum of semiconductor products. 3. Relatively stable among semiconductor companies; a good place for a long career.

Cons: 1. Very traditional management style. 2. Not a particularly high-energy place. Can get frustrating if you are a go-getter.