National Instruments Reviews
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Pros
I'm young, and almost everyone else there is young. So if your about the age of "just out of college" you should fit right in. It's a pretty laid back place to work with a lot of bright people.
Cons
Easy, the pay. I feel I have made major contributions and have even received company recognition (and performance bonuses). However, even though I feel I have been given above average pay raises compared to other employees, I still find my salary about average compared to the industry. If I wasn't a top performer, I would be very dissatisfied with my salary. Even so, I feel the need to explore other options, solely for compensation reasons. I have seen others here that have been here around ten years and I don't really see much of an improvement in lifestyle compared to what I am at currently. I do think the company has a better time retaining management than the engineers...
Advice to Senior Management
Limit the number in management and compensate your engineers more...
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Anonymous in Austin, TX:
“NI is a Great Place to Work”
Oct 27, 2009
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Anonymous:
“Great place to work”
Oct 19, 2009
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ELP Intern in Austin, TX:
“ELP is a great place to start at NI”
Oct 6, 2009
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DTP Specialist in Austin, TX:
“A great job for young people.”
Oct 2, 2009
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Staff Hardware Engineer in Austin, TX:
“Hardware Engineer at National Instruments”
Sep 30, 2009
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Anonymous in Austin, TX:
“Great place to work, but underpaid”
Sep 28, 2009
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Product Marketing Engineer in Austin, TX:
“Salary Below”
Aug 24, 2009
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Software Engineer in Austin, TX:
“Pretty cool.”
Aug 3, 2009
1 found helpful
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Software Engineer in Austin, TX:
“Good Place to Start”
Jul 27, 2009
2 found helpful
