Texas Instruments Reviews in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX Area
Updated Feb 4, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees. Ratings are reflective of location and job title.
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Pros
1) Lots of great people there, chances to learn from them and interact with the best and brightest
2) excellent benefits, good 401(k) matching, profit sharing
Cons
1) management spread is too wide. You might report to a manager who doesn't have a technical background and who only cares about the bottomline dollars.
2) exposed to the cyclical nature of the semiconductor industry, layoffs are possible.
Advice to Senior Management
listen to your engineers, and cater to their needs more. As they work and cater to your demands.
Pros
Great learning environment and a good place to grow professionally
Cons
Pay and promotion not very good
Advice to Senior Management
Keep walking the talk
Pros
good people mostly. big company so many opportunities
Cons
some people can be difficult to work with.
Advice to Senior Management
no advice
Pros
1. Relatively good salary in DFT area.
2. Have a good balance between job and life
3. Good place to learn SC.
Cons
1. HR doesn't really work
2. Managers' styles are so different, there are many managers came from Asia who have bad mentality, it becomes hard to deal with.
Advice to Senior Management
Try not to promote the young guys to become PLM/GM, although they are aggressive and work hard but lack of experience, it really hurt the organization.
Pros
interesting place to work in
good salary and benefiets
nice working place
good work life balance
Cons
very far from home
long working hours
can be strestfull
very long projects
too manymanagers in a small company
Pros
Non-salary benefits are great. Pay is commensurate with industry. Pay raises and bonuses really kick in if you are in the top 10% of your group which is decided by your manager.
Cons
Having a network is a absolute must. Without that you would be just one of the 25000 people working for this company.
Advice to Senior Management
Start looking beyond the old boys network
Pros
Strong culture, benefits, stable growing company
Cons
Slow moving, work a long time before promotion opportunity arises
Advice to Senior Management
Tailor benefits to younger employees
Pros
Large product portfolio
Broad customer base
Large Learning capabilities
Cons
silo effect
limited job rotation capabilities
Global integration suffering from regional push back
Advice to Senior Management
TI became a risk averse company. React, support, promote true innovation !
Don't just fake it.
Pros
- working on cutting edge technology
- great compensation
- good for starting the career.
- Cost of living in Dallas is low.
Cons
- incompetent middle management
- Growth is stagnant.
- Internal politics.
- No humanity towards employees and especially towards Contractors.
- HR presence is non-existent.
- Like a Government company. Process is very bureaucratic.
Advice to Senior Management
- Take care of your employees. don't put a blind-eye thinking that the employees are happy.
- Don't believe middle management.
- Make the HR people really work instead of being there for name sake.
Pros
Truly interenational company
Great engineering talent
Good salary for entry to mid level of experience
Very strong teamwork and team culture
Cons
No recognition or rewards for formal business education
Quality of mid level management is pathetic
Analytical ability of sales and business staff is very poor
Advice to Senior Management
Ditch the 30 year old practices, and bring professional management practices to the company: you need to add value instead of just riding on the technical savvy of the engineering staff



