if you like working within your scope, go intel

if you like to learn more, do more, and less red tape, go TNG

basically big companies, you generally do within your scope, doing more means potentially more chance to screw up and get blamed

small companies on the other hand, abit understaffed and you can have more freedom to do beyond your scope and learn more.

but i not sure how small is TNG. i usually work at small software company, hence i get to do a lot and learn a lot.

I'm a bumi. is it bad if i decide to go intel if im bumi?

Want to work like Chinaman, until 9pm also at the office, meeting at night, weekend also kena kacau, high turnover rate, boss also apa pun tak tau tapi jadi boss, then TnG Digital.

Intel, don't know much, but my friend resign, then join other company, then join back Intel because she said it's better at Intel.

Hi. I've received a job offer from TNG & Intel as a software fresh grad.

Both have good salaries but TNG Digital provides a higher salary. But the con is TNG Digital has a smaller "name recognition".
Intel however has a lower salary (-500 difference if included with Intel's huge bonuses) but has higher "name recognition".
As for benefits, I think both have quite good benefits.

So my question is: Is it that important to go for a "larger" company for a fresh grad?  Which offer do you think should I choose?

Intel looks all nice and rosy from outside. Once u masuk , totally different story. Its not for everyone. They are a big name, they expect you to perform. No perform, u will be discriminated left right centre. Only the toughest of the toughest and the smartest can survive intel.

I suggest u go for TNG first as its more soft on freshies. Goodluck

Really? Job reviews not bad, many give 4 to 5 stars but tng review below 3

Since you bumi....better sell Ramly Burger..
Tak payah Intel nor TnG....

Studies so high still want to think bumi lah....or not bumi?
It show that your brain not mature enough to decide for yourself.

Hey,it your future....better any local company will do.

Intel for Semiconductor dev exposure, semiconductor can never adopt agile, it cannot afford failed fast move fast kind of methodology

Mind to share what role was that in TNGD? Product or tech side?