Applied Materials Reviews

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Us working culture. On site travel opportunities.

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Micromanagement

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Monetary benefits are good. Mostly no late evening calls.

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Company culture is very age old. If the leadership likes you, you're safe. If we raise any concern or question, we're done. False hopes will be given by HR and the team manager. Due to security reasons, we can't have teams and mail access in our phone. Even when we have a critical emergency, we're expected to inform through email or teams from the laptop. We should not have personal emergency situations. Even If we fall in any such situations (even closed one death), we're expected to report at the office immediately after the rituals. If we needed sometime to recover, we'll be replaced. Even escalation to the HRBP will be backfired. Investigations will be completely biased. Employee welfare is zero. It's not recommended to Join this company after experiencing in a good product based organization. Best suits for freshers and people who have experienced worst treatment in service organizations....Read More

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Friday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Nothing

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I was from frontend team, having one of the worst manager Chandan Kumar Rana. He doesn't even know how to behave with the team member one of the worst person I have work with. Don't know how the hell he become Manager. Not open to any feedback. If someone ping him he will not answer but if he pings anyone then he expects them to available. He along with other manager letting the company down. No job security at all they don't even bother about the employee situation...Read More

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Work policy: 3 days/week from office

Work days: Monday to Friday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within City.

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Flexible working time

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I had never heard of Applied Materials before, so I just Googled it and joined based on the reviews. Even though I had several offers at the time, that was the worst decision of my life. From the outside, the applied materials appear attractive. I worked on the software side of it.Only the good news is that nobody will say anything unpleasant about you directly, and you won't even receive any unfavorable feedback during your one-on-one or evaluation session. But all of a sudden, your manager shows up there and tells you that things aren't going as planned. Additionally, every year, 5–10% of employees are required to be fired in the name of poor performance. They really play with the life of a guy who joined with passion but ended disappointed. Without a plan, they hire a lot of people, then fire them when they can't be justified to the upper management. The company has a large appearance and is well-known in the semiconductor sector but not in the software sector. Data about the company's size is displayed during the hiring process, but ideally the software portion is extremely small. They pay average wages and add stocks that you will eventually receive in the name of compensation. (They will fire you before it got vested.) There is nothing new to learn about. They have legacy monolith systems (If you enjoy the newest technology, don't join.). . A small group of people oversee the entire PDC and make all decisions about the expansion of the division. They continue to work on the trial-and-error concept and have no notion how software companies operate. And if they make an unwise decision, they will save face by dismissing naive new personnel without cause.Because of their own job uncertainty, they never allow any new managers or higher-ranking individuals to settle in on a project. A laptop, monitor, keyboard, headphones, and other equipment are shipped home prior to the joining day. However, I was instructed to deliver everything to the office as I departed. The entire experience was awful. I won't suggest somebody for a manager or higher position; it's better to join proper IT companies....Read More

Work Details

Work policy: 3 days/week from office

Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Exposure to semiconductor industry Chance to work with global workforce

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Job security is very bad - they keep hire and fire people No respect for people they respect only money( revenue and profits)

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Friday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Job security is there till now.

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Complex legacy products are there. Learning is not much as they have in house framework which is not used anywhere outside. Rating and appraisal policies are not good. They want you to excel in this domain/framework in a year or 6 months else you are out of the game. Work culture depends on project but overall not good. Don’t want to adapt new things and suggestions. Micromanagement is there as they monitor minute details of each n every task . Even if you are giving effort in learning new domain its all in vain if you don’t complete stories on time...Read More

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opportunity to be a part of world leaders in semiconductor equipment. regular activity. employee benefits.

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work-life balance is not good, job security is worse, and work provided sometimes does not match with skills.

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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None

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I am from CSS-GUI team, having one of the worst manager - Baljeet Singh, doesn't know how to manage the team, not open to any feedback and is nano manager. He will not attend any meeting nor he will be available during office hours but if he pings anyone then he expects them to be available. He alongwith some other managers are letting this company down.

Work Details

Work policy: 3 days/week from office

Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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