Which semiconductor company has the best work culture in terms of work life balance.. I miss the time when we used to have evenings free. Post covid it feels like we are working the entire day
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Isn’t intel one of those?
Intel has a mixed crowd. Depends on the group and product like you work for. The products doing well in industry guarantees hikes and job security but comes with a downside of hectic schedules
Maxlinear Bangalore used to have better work life balance. Now I doubt as most of the old management has left.
Semiconductor people even do any work 😂?
It's the people in the west doing R&D , you guys in India don't do shit.
Heard Nvidia is good in terms of work life balance.
None Intel one of better ones others are far worst as compared to intel
You can give it a try in TSMC, Qualcomm, Samsung ...
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