Being stuck in a career rut is nothing unusual at Intel. Almost everyone tells me that I should leave at early signs of stagnation. I am interested in those who, despite limited opportunities to grow a career here, still managed to progress. Is there anyone who can say that he or she succeeded thanks to their engagement, dedication and hard work alone?
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15 years, top grade. Pushed through college and encouraged to apply for positions.
Then get blocked when I do 🤣
I don't experience any true intellectual growth opportunities in the fab. There just isn't much work that is interesting or challenging after a few months of learning about it. You can make pretty good money grinding out daily tasks, but if you're looking to learn I suggest expanding your skills on your own and jumping into another position
I was blocked from growth opportunities quietly in a way that management thought I could not detect. I am a high performer, and I suspect they just wanted me to keep doing the same job well forever. I have a little secret up my sleeve that they won't expect in the upcoming weeks. My guess is you would be well served to find a new opportunity and never look back. Good luck
See this post
https://www.thelayoff.com/post/@xvj+1iFnl6ED
Avoid low growth companies.
It’s like playing life in hard mode.