Pros
- The job is relatively easily if you have a technical background, though it takes some time to perfect the demands of the ever-changing client. - You can become a technician easily. - The work schedule is very flexible. - You get to brush shoulders with Texas Instruments employees.
Cons
- The job description is misleading. - The managers are always changing rules (with no consideration for their employees), and you are treated like a child. - The managers have a "good suffers with the bad" type of micro-managing technique. - Likability increases your chances of promotion, not work ethic. - YOU ARE FORCED TO CLOCK-OUT IF YOU HAVE TO TAKE A BATHROOM BREAK! - The company is contracted on-site through Texas Instruments, but you are encouraged not to interact with the Texas Instrument employees.