Micron Technology reviews

3.9

77% would recommend to a friend

(7,844 total reviews)
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Sanjay Mehrotra

81% approve of CEO

75% positive business outlook

Micron Technology has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 7,844 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Micron Technology employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the IT (Information Technology) industry (3.9 stars).

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1.0
Feb 17, 2020
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Pros

Great pay and benefits. For Boise the pay is very good. A bit too much of the compensation is dependent upon the bonus and stock segments of the compensation. If ALL you are looking for is money then its a good place to work.

Cons

Workload, HR policies, work environment, lack of internal job transfers, no work life balance. Workload/HR Policies. I can't speak for the new grads or junior engineers but as a senior/principal level engineer the work load and job demands are unsustainable. Management will put performance requirements on you so you have to work so many hours to keep up that you have no afterwork life. Management pushes you hard by using the whip of the "stacked ranking" system. They say they don't have quotas but it is obvious they do. And when caught and sued they backed off a bit. But I suspect after the dust settles on the lawsuit over the ranking quotas they will go back to it with a vengeance. Work environment. With the ranking performance system I was beginning to see the fruits of that in that employees starting to cut corners, backstab other employees, and management playing employees against each other. This makes for a miserable existence. You are constantly looking over your shoulder and trying to give the illusion that you are happy and collaborating. If you're and older employee or a long time Boise employee watch out. They are working to exterminate you. Management sends a clear message that we only want young workers. The whole Diversity and Inclusion thing does not include older more experienced workers. Just a diverse new "top tier" new grad worker population. There are no careers at Micron. Just jobs. Lots of them.. if you are a young new grad. As a senior engineer there are very few opportunities for you to move around. It seems very difficult to move around because they only want to hire new grads thus shutting out seasoned and experienced senior level engineers from moving in a direction they would like their career to go. So you have to leave. It pains me to say these things. Micron had been good to me and my career for many many years. It was only around 2017/2018 that it took a turn for the worst. It used to feel like family but not anymore. You are just a piece of tooling that when you show the first signs of wear or break down they throw you away. Heaven forbid you get ill and can't keep up.

1.0
Aug 31, 2019

frankly micron is cancer

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Pros

Boise is nice, traffic is still alright. good temperate seasons. With lots of people bickering about AI and it's impacts, rest assured, with micron memory AI will never happen. A plus! Being me, I still got lots of experience out of it. There are a few good people there, but be careful. A good learning experience knowing just how much my life could get messed up having any faith in that corporation and yet how well I handled all the relentless flack I got.

Cons

3 years of my life are wasted. I couldn't find a job afterward either because Boise is a tech desert. *crickets *coyote howls Work place politics will make you want to kill yourself. Kurt Cobain style. The bad apples congregate like a pack of wolves, some good people herd together for protection. Be ware of the prior. know how to root out wolves in your heard. They will eat their own doesn't matter if you've been there 19 or 29 years they will give you a 'completely voluntary severance package just so they can boost their quarter losses by liquidating those retirement funds. like many other corporations they have their issues. It took a longer than normal time to even get considered for promotion, as compared to all my other pals who got jobs in other companies. it's hard because they were trying to make promotions more equal for all, which just made lazy people slack further and actually hard working people to bang their head against a wall. A vocally said target: Embrace business volatility. Yes. running around with your head chopped off and then getting curbed stomped simultaneously. That's volatility! management bullying tactics made me want to die. sometimes you'll work weekends when things are going crazy. this was normal. after a while I just refused and would work harder during the week. still asked to work weekends. They're Values are so morally misguided that any pro-culturism is completely gone in my book. Employees are dispensable to them.

2.0
Jan 23, 2019

Leadership needs a PIP

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Pros

I have been fortunate to work with the most guenuine, intelligent and dedicated people so far in my career. People are willing to help and want to see each other and Micron succeed. Benefits, compensation and time off seem to be commensurate with other large organizations. There are a lot opportunities to improve and contribute at Micron.

Cons

Culture is becoming toxic driven by low moral, lack of job security, decisions made in vacuumes, and poor communication from leadership. Some areas still operate like a “good ‘ol boy” network. Company culture is cheaper is better (changing) Status quo is good enough in a lot of areas.

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