Do not join HR team - Human Resources GlobalFoundries Employee Review

1.0
Oct 5, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Good pay but not benefits Everyone goes back at 5-530pm

Cons

- zero buddy system - zero roadmap - tonnes of conversation on diversity but zero inclusion within SG HR team - extremely toxic environment - extremely layback enviroment - site leads are with limited skilled leadership even within their own dept - plays favorism and bias, hence zero diversity acceptance and whatmore inclusion. - extremely lack of blueprint or goals to work or inspire each hr dept to come together and resolve. Drew extremely clearlines on task , not able to work openly as gossips and speculation everywhere. - site leads swept all problems under carpet and ignore as they only look into current issues but not long term mitigation plans. -low salary scheme to attract talents, leads know we do have these issues with facts but CNB refused to accept. - too many administration work within HR function and no one leads to clear. When one came and cleared, everyone gets defensive and attack in a very unprofessional way.

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5.0
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Pros

The people at GF are kind and knowledgeable.

Cons

As an intern, projects can be slow to uptake if tools are down. Always ask around for other jobs/tasks when your own project cannot progress.

5.0
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Pros

Real project ownership — you're trusted with work that impacts the business, not just busy work. Strong mentorship and support from experienced engineers and leaders. Exposure to cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturing and technology. Plenty of networking opportunities with interns, managers, executives, and cross-functional teams. Professional development through training sessions, workshops, and leadership events. Fun intern community with social events, tours, challenges, and networking activities. Great opportunity to explore different career paths within a large global company.

Cons

The learning curve can be steep, especially if you're new to semiconductors. Large-company processes and approvals can sometimes move slowly. Manufacturing environments can be fast-paced and dependent on production schedules. Some projects may be too large to fully complete within a single summer.

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