Infrastructure Manager in IPP - Anonymous employee NVIDIA Employee Review

3.0
Jul 31, 2018
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Decent pay. Stock growth. ESPP 24 months period. Next Generation products on DP, AV, AI etc

Cons

1) IPP is bottom level group no one would give a dime. 2) Internal transfers are difficult, old management have HW company mentality, new management being hired are not dynamic , have poor people management skills and it is seen in all teams IPP, NGN, AV, DP etc 3) Almost every director, senior manager and manager in IPP play cheap politics and have favorites. 4) Software engineers coming from top companies like google, FB, Salesforce etc will have hard time to adjust the culture with no perks like GYM, Food, Hackathons, employee training's, bonus etc.

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