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      3.8

      69% would recommend to a friend

      (719 total reviews)
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      59% approve of CEO

      56% positive business outlook

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      3.0
      Apr 23, 2013

      Big Company with all the Pros and Cons

      Communications department
      Recommend
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      Pros

      Access to cutting edge technology. Ability to work with people from all around the world. Big budgets to go to major trade shows, advertise, do market research, etc. Good benefits, paternalistic culture to some extent.

      Cons

      Insular culture - if you're not from Texas, you're not really in, despite the many employees, including some senior managers, from around the world. Does not take internal criticism well. It was obvious the wireless business would lose to Intel and Qualcomm, but if you really questioned TI's strategy, you were persona non grata. No robust, internal self-critical culture. If you're not an engineer, you're a second class citizen.

      1.0
      Apr 22, 2013

      Beware of the field sales organization if you're over 30

      Field applications engineer
      Recommend
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      Pros

      Great innovation, engineering and products, great support from factory, can-do spirit at factory. good reputation in the marketplace with customers. Good compensation.

      Cons

      I joined the TI sales force in 2006, and it was a great place where they valued their people and developed them. By 2011, that had turned 180 degrees and people were now a commodity and older, veteran people were unceremoniously made to feel unwelcome, so almost all of them left. Regional sales manager positions with 20-30 reports were filled with people that 2 years before were college interns, a very nice slap in the face to the veteran people in the field who had been selling TI for years. Also, TI stopped calling on "non-growth" customers, leaving them to the competition. Management sought absolutely no feedback from the field. This is a great place to work if you're a robot.

      4.0
      Apr 22, 2013

      Analog IC layout designer

      Ic layout engineer
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      Pros

      I have had 2 Supervisors and both seem to be very understanding to personal/family needs as well as balancing both work and home.

      Cons

      None to post at the moment

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