Aug 1, 2013
Family culture leads to excessive politics and lack of professionalism
Anonymous employee
Cirrus Logic reviews
86% would recommend to a friend
John Forsyth
95% approve of CEO
75% positive business outlook
Cirrus Logic has an employee rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 368 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Cirrus Logic employee rating is 21% above average for employers within the Manufacturing industry (3.5 stars).
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Oct 20, 2017
Needs Improvement
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Cirrus Logic Response
8yThanks for the review. We also agree that there’s lots to like about working here at Cirrus Logic, including the perks mentioned above. Not to mention our health and welfare benefits package, onsite gym and exercises classes, free guitar lessons, monthly employee concerts, free commuter transportation, our very own Innovations Conference, Cirrus Logic’s Kid’s Club, and the outreach and support we provide to the local community. And just to highlight a few other unique activities that we do for our employees and their families, we can’t forget events like the annual Halloween “Boo at the Zoo.”
Cirrus Logic strives to create a great working environment for everyone, and the feedback we receive from employees through the Great Place to Work and the Workplace Dynamics/Austin American-Statesman employee surveys seem to indicate that overall we’re doing a pretty good job. And of course through our Connected Network group we’re active supporters of such organizations as the Society of Women’s Engineers, Women in Engineering Society (UK), GirlStart programs and the Texas Women’s Conference, to name a few.
Finally, it’s worth noting that as of our most recent fiscal year, 2017, the company posted revenue growth of more than 25 percent for the third consecutive year.
Jan 14, 2014
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Cirrus Logic Response
12yThe Apex business this former employee references did not result in a layoff. Apex' core business in high-power products (eg. hybrids) was different from the "core" mixed-signal IC business of Cirrus Logic, so the decision was made in 2012 to sell that product line to private investors. That company is currently Apex Microtechnology, based in Tucson. It was not an underperforming product line during its time at Cirrus Logic. Most employees transferred to Apex Microtechnology as a result of the sale, while several engineers in Tucson accepted offers to remain at Cirrus Logic in Austin.
Cirrus Logic stands by its statement. We cannot discuss personnel information in a public forum, but if you would like to discuss this matter further or have questions about the sale of the Apex product line in 2012 please email bill.schnell@cirrus.com. We believe information should be presented factually accurate.