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National Instruments Inside Sales Engineer reviews

3.9

56% would recommend to a friend

(17 total reviews)

Alex Davern

41% approve of CEO

29% positive business outlook

Inside Sales Engineer employees have rated National Instruments with 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 17 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Inside Sales Engineer professionals have a good working experience there. National Instruments is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Inside Sales Engineer professionals compared to other employers within the Manufacturing industry (3.5 stars).

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17 reviews
3.0
Oct 9, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

Excellent training and support systems. FANTASTIC place to start a career. They provide many avenues for advancement or lateral moves within the company. Despite the cons (as there are many) I still don't regret taking a position there right out of college and would still recommend someone to do so. As long as they don't get caught in the company or ELP bubble. Get your experience, look ahead, move up, and then get hired elsewhere!

Cons

Low pay/benefits compared to industry average for job/experience/title. Despite the company beating sales targets and growth year after year, we were continuously passed over for company bonuses. Because they must be 'Cautiously Optimistic' about the future.. Most raises were barely in line with cost of living increase (~3-4%). Most people there 'drink the koolaid' and believe working there is SO much better than anywhere else, because of the 'culture' and how it's worth taking lower pay. But most have never worked anywhere else.. Their benefits are subpar as well. Once I finally decided to leave with my experience, my new job/company brought a 50% increase to my salary with even better benefits. Management.. That can make or break your job. There are some EXCELLENT managers and leaders there, and I was lucky enough to have one for the last couple years. But there are also SO many bad/inept/dumb managers there, that only get promoted by being loyal, vocal, and brown-noising the higher ups. It's astonishing to wonder how certain individuals got to be promoted and are so high up on the chain (to even VP level..) Management itself is a very tightly knit group, and they don't let anyone in unless they are swimming in the koolaid.

3.0
Feb 10, 2019

Good opportunity to learn

Recommend
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Pros

- Opportunity to learn - A great working culture : cooperation, support, and empowerment - Flexibility on working hours - Compassion, respect, and understanding

Cons

- Less exposure for career development. Less opportunity for growth and get promotion. - Poor compensation compared to similar companies. You will be paid same as like before even though you have to work for 3 manpower's job. - Poor new management, lack of communication. They didn't make open communication about what's exactly going on in this company. - Horrible on claim management process.

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