People working at apple, would you like to stop someone making the mistake you did? Please give reasons why one should not move to apple (from Intel) 5 yoe asic verif TC 140 đ„ #apple #intel
1. Your team wonât have to share bonus pool with you. 2. Enough said
Reasons to stay at Intel: 1. You are a no talent ass-clown 2. You are an amoral politician who thrives on backstabbing people and stealing credit for their work
Agree. But you also have some circular logic: if everyone is a non talent ass-clown, there isnât much to steal. Therefore, the primary skill just becomes back stabbing.
That's definitely not true, you milage may vary as they say. The one and only issue with Intel is the direction from the management. Otherwise if you are objective and achieve results, you'll be get recognized and will grow. Grow to a point where once you hit g9 you'll be in the ball part with that of likes of thieves like đ
Grapes are sour huh, it takes real results to grow in any company, @Eat it. Are you growing as per your expectations and contributions at Apple ?
Moving from Intel to Apple has been a positive experience for me but itâs not true for everyone I know who came to Apple. I would look at the group that youâre joining, job role, coworkers, and manager to decide if you think itâs a good opportunity. If you move to Apple for the sake of moving and end up in an job you donât like, it wonât be easy to move out within the first year. I know several people who joined Apple then hated their jobs and ended up leaving Apple in under a year since they couldnât move to other groups and that was their only option.
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I really hate it that I actually have to work and earn my paycheck and not just attend pointless meetings and play politics at work đ€·ââïž