Applications Manager - Anonymous employee Texas Instruments Employee Review

4.0
Jun 27, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

The company is large enough that there are often opportunities for lateral transfers and growth roles, as well as relocation. Throughout the company there is a focus on delivering high quality products on time. The workforce is strongly multi-cultural, an aspect that's celebrated.

Cons

Because many workgroups are split between multiple sites around the world, communication can get slowed by the offset time zones, and by people who work remotely and don't feel connected with the larger organization.

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5.0
Jul 8, 2026
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Pros

- Good Management, Mentorship, & Growth Potential - Felt Empowered & Enabled to develop skills and explore options - Office Locations are nice & modern - MPG Supervisor was supportive in interfacing with TI Management

Cons

Contracted through Manpower Group - Low/Middle regarding Pay & Benefits for Contracted Recruiters - Unclear pathway for advancing to a Full-Time Employee with Texas Instruments - Contracted status Recruiters are vulnerable to layoffs during tough economy & hiring freezes - Forecasting for headcount & hiring goals across facilities was erratic and inconsistent

1.0
Jul 15, 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Fun coworkers. Above average PTO

Cons

Layoffs- Don't think you're safe. There's always one around the corner. The NVIDIA tide is lifting all boats now but don't be surprise when they start cutting once the bubble pops. They were happy to keep hiring during the COVID chip shortage.. Profit sharing keeps effectively getting cut. Wouldn't really mind if they didn't keep promoting it when recruiting talent. Ad hoc criteria for WFH (HR is always watching).

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