Pros
Overall, a good place to work.
Cons
Senior management only interested in Wall Street, and not interested in supporting innovation and organic growth. Growth is obtained by M/A. Human Resources is not trustworthy for the employee, and do little to help the business. The SLT is clueless on the workings of the company. Re-organizations happen too often. Senior management not interested in the right things to do, only interested in what looks good to others. The company did well in 2010 when it had adequate inventory to fuel a ramp in business and took business away from TI, not, the CFO limited inventory to a point where TI is now able to deliver, ADI cannot - all due to pleasing Wall Street rather than making logical business decisions. It used to be an engineering company, but now is a company run by sales and HR, who know little about running a manufacturing company. The manufacturing organization continues to send manufacturing offshore to places that are not stable, rather then invest in their domestic locations in spite of the fact that the US economy is suffering because it has lots domestic manufacturing of IC's - they still are continuing to let their domestic manufacturing facilities rot rather than upgrade them for the future. The foundries have become the business for ADI, and ADI will pay for that shift to foundry manufacturing. It is no longer the people company that Ray Stata founded. ADI has lost the formula for success. It is very sad to see.