Texas Instruments Reviews
Updated Feb 6, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Good Salary
Lower level management is good
Stable
Cons
Very bad work life balance.
Management not invested in providing enough resources only bottom line
Higher level management micro manages and is out of touch.
Higher level management will change technical ranking made by lower management based on "their" favorites whether they are good performers or not.
Advice to Senior Management
Improve employee resource level to improve work life balance in factories.
Allow engineering and lower level managers to do their job without micro management. It stifles growth and innovation.
Allow peers and lower level management to do ranking rather than perception of highest level of management who are typically out of touch whether they realize it or not.
Pros
salary and techincal is OK
Cons
Too much pressure on the work , tight schedule to meet customer's requirement . so it is not good for the personal life
Advice to Senior Management
Care more about your engineer .
Pros
Good Benefits
Best Facilities
Innovative Product Lines
Good Training Ground
World Class Company
Cons
Compensation for the Asian employee is not comparable to the other regions of the world which causes fast turn-around of employees. Multi-task work load in Philippines as compared to the other Region which is more organize
Advice to Senior Management
They should review and balance the compensation package of their employees so that they can eliminate the fast turn-around of the people in the Philippine Plant. They should select middle management position properly so that pressure will be less and this equate to output to the company.
Pros
Good pay with OT over 8hrs per day. Benefits are pretty much the same as other places.
Cons
Runs very thin, very stressful. Nights shift only has one technician and common problems do not get fixed because of manpower. Constant battle trying to keep equipment going. You can talk to management about issues, but you won't see anything done. If you are an EET, you won't go any higher in the company unless you get a b.s. degree. All managers are engineers.
Advice to Senior Management
There really needs to be more than one tech per area on shift for safety and to avoid work related injury.
Pros
Balance of work and life, ablity to telecomute, benefit package is above average. TI is a great place to learn.
Cons
Not being fairly evlauted or compensated by management. Diversity is not embraced. You cannot be different and you cannot express an opinion or thougth that does not align with management. Having work for the company for over 20+ years it amazes me how manager are willing to take credit for the work of one of their employess but will not in turn give great to the employee that did the work.
Advice to Senior Management
Don't assume the manager is right adhere to the company policies on ethics in the workplace.
Pros
- You have the freedom and flexibility to move around to other parts of the company based on interests and business need
- Stable company
- Casual work environment and dress code
Cons
- Feedback mechanisms were awful. Do not expect to get good feedback on your performance.
- Ongoing feedback is almost non-existent
- If you enjoy dressing in a more business professional attire, this is not the company for you.
- Unless you have some engineering experience, be prepared for a steep learning curve when trying to learn about the lingo, jargon, businesses of TI
Advice to Senior Management
Improve your feedback systems. The only way for employees to continually improve is to know what management thinks of their performance. It is very frustrating to feel as if you are meeting or exceeding expectations, and then to find out 6 months later that in management's eyes, you weren't.
Pros
best company, good work. benefits time off are great and the people I work with are great. love this company
Cons
too much work. growth is slow but steady. no traveling assignments and the management are very complex and hard working
Advice to Senior Management
be more direct with employees and manage the workload better. hire more personnel and help the present employees accomplish their goals
Pros
Tons of responsibility. Inputs are listened to and evaluated fairly. Flextime if your position allows for it
Cons
Don't expect to be promoted any time soon. Many "lifers" make change SLOW
Pros
good pay
self-directed work day
moderately stable
Cons
culture
negative employees
lack of resources
lack of accountability in some areas
some managers
Advice to Senior Management
Provide employees with needed resources. Work on employee morale (i.e. work/life balance, access to resources, management w/ better people skills).
Pros
poeple are nice, information sharing, excellence, technology is interesting
Cons
low salary, no promotion paths
Advice to Senior Management
increase the salary



