Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

If you are an analog engineer, don't even think about working for this company

If you are an analog circuit guy, absolutely stay away from this company unless you totally want to ruin both your life and your career. There is absolutely no career grow. Especially if you have a Ph.D in analog circuit, it is even worse. they will give you just garbage works nobody wants to do and years after years, you will loos all your technical backgrounds, you cannot even pass intervews from other companies. Of course, all those works you have done? Who cares outside the company? Finally, they will tell you, oh, at your grade level, you should have done much more and better than that??????? LOL.

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Post ID: @OP+H2Wvi94

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Yea right... try to build a temp sensor or precision voltage regulator with low noise or VCO in DIGITAL crap :D

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Post ID: @ohl+H2Wvi94

Lots of chip spins (schedule slips) at Intel are due to analog circuit issues. Management hates analog with a passion.

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Post ID: @jme+H2Wvi94

I mean is Phd a good option after 15 yrs of exp?

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Post ID: @pks+H2Wvi94

Agreed .. After 15 years in analog (or what is called analog here) not sure how to go about it anymore. should I

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Post ID: @ulm+H2Wvi94

Preach.

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Post ID: @wzr+H2Wvi94

totally agree..no growth and tough position after u stay more than 5 years

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Post ID: @aom+H2Wvi94

Definitely not the best place for an analog engineer.

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Post ID: @qwm+H2Wvi94

Agree 100%

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Post ID: @fng+H2Wvi94

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