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Integrated Device Technology

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Co. survived last 10 years thru acquisition but trying to re-org for organic growth; needs more culture change. - Applications Engineer Integrated Device Technology Employee Review

2.0
Jan 28, 2010
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Pros

Compensation; IDT tries to match previous company's compensation package for RFT's, very commendable. New management trying to steer away from commoditized, heavily-competitive product lines for future sustainability & growth. The new management speeches sound better in the last couple years (since 2007.)

Cons

Last 10 years had significant CEO turnover; mostly bought & sold satellite companies to maintain revenue. Entrenched management drove cost vs. quality and funding; cost our group talented engineers & hi-perf reputation. Company is trying to change though.

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5.0
Dec 13, 2023
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Pros

Positive, collaborative employees. Great campus in San Jose

Cons

Company culture could have benefited from more young hires.

5.0
Jun 17, 2015
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Pros

Medium size company, nimble, big enough to provide large company type operational excellence, very good benefits, excellent CEO/CTO/CSO. Manageable politicking, competent people, very good campus, vibrant culture, cafeteria and free gym. Executive staff very friendly and approachable. Unlike other companies where CEO hides behind six doors in a bunker, this CEO walks around and hangs out with "little" people and remembers their names. CTO is fantastic human being and thinks long term and big. He is the best CTO I have seen in my career. Sales organization is the best I have seen thus far. Company thrives on its good relationships with end customers.

Cons

Doesn't want to get into consumer market too much (except wireless charging) and too focused on its niche market segment (not a bad con, is it?) some groups are little "too" lean and risk poor execution and sometimes disappoint customers.

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