For those of us who have been in this company a bit longer, I think the hardest thing is having to observe the quality of employees and work here nowadays, which is no longer as important and valued as it used to be. I feel nostalgic, but also a little sad because I think that those golden years will not be repeated here.
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Jelly
These are the Yellow Years, as in when management p!sses all over everybody below them. The worst human beings you'd ever want to meet in real life.
Present day golden years are being lived all around the semi industry.
Apply, get an offer and give Q your notice.
Qualcomm hasn’t been a good place to work since Irwin left. Each successive CEO is worse. Same can be said about CFO position, get your popcorn 2023 will be fun to watch.
If you look around and all you see is medicore engineers, you are one of the mediocre engineers.
Golden years? You are taking about when Nokia ruled smartphones and hardly anyone is left. No one has made real money on stock options since the Nokia days… but that should also tell you something… all these people stayed at Q knowing the place was no longer innovative…..
Here is the problem! New talented workforce does not join, or leave the company early when they run across old farts who only know how to play politics. Qualcomm is not a good place to work anymorwm! Cut this corrupt old fat and you will see young talent joining again.