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AMAT - How are Q4/Q1 prospects looking for non-US roles?

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·37d ago·1 comments

Given the recent geopolitical shifts and the impact on semiconductor supply chains, I'm wondering how this might affect Applied Materials' outlook, particularly for roles outside the US. We're not hearing much on the internal front about potential headcount reductions, but the external news is pretty constant. Curious to hear from anyone in regions heavily impacted by trade regulations or supply chain adjustments. Are you seeing any slowdowns in projects, changes in leadership priorities, or even whispers about hiring freezes or potential RIFs in your areas? Trying to get a pulse on the ground beyond the official statements. Any insights would be appreciated.

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·37d ago

AMAT is definitely a company where global dynamics play a huge role, and the current geopolitical climate is undeniably a significant factor. While internal communication might be measured, the external pressures on supply chains and trade are real. It's smart to be considering how these broader issues translate to specific regional opportunities, especially for roles outside the US. Keep an eye on any official company statements or analyst reports that might offer more granular insights into their international operations and strategic adjustments in response to these challenges.