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  • "People were great and the company was great and family environment(in 338 reviews)
  • "good benefit and match program(in 325 reviews)
  • "It is good and good work life balance(in 261 reviews)
  • "Good pay and even better bonuses(in 217 reviews)
  • "Work culture is good and flexible(in 144 reviews)
Cons
  • "Bad management sometimes in deciding for the future.(in 168 reviews)
  • "Really bad manager we’re there.(in 97 reviews)
  • "Too many layoffs effecting job security(in 54 reviews)
  • "Long hours are asked to work on projects that are then ended before product goes to market.(in 49 reviews)
  • "6) All the upper management cares about is cost reduction and sales.(in 39 reviews)

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    1. 1.0
      Feb 16, 2009
      Senior Software Engineer
      Current Employee
      Plano, TX
      Recommend
      CEO Approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      Strong technical talent at TI. Engineers are given the tools they need to get the job done.

      Cons

      Poor business teams that fail to execute. Technical success does not translate to product success given business team failures. Management team communicates business decisions poorly. Long hours are asked to work on projects that are then ended before product goes to market. Senior staff is given 'hidden' job opportunities while individual contributors are not given the same opportunities.

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      1. 4.0
        Oct 14, 2020
        Business Planner
        Current Employee, more than 3 years
        Dallas, TX
        Recommend
        CEO Approval
        Business Outlook

        Pros

        Great benefits and team culture

        Cons

        long hours and many night calls in operations very flat organization so not easy to move up (F&O)

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