This is actually almost a year-and-a-half old, but for those who haven't seen it before and are interested in some well-known individuals' perspective on analog IC design -- both the technical and business sides -- it's worthwhile reading:
Thanks.
Robert H.
Thanks! Good stuff.
What always puzzles me: They are saying they can't secure enough analog board level designers and often have to spend 2-4 years inhouse training on fresh ones. That is also my experience. But why aren't they securing external talent? Make no sense to me. Others do that. I think LTC could do better if they did.
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