National Instruments reviews

Salary Expectations (NI ELP Scheme) Year 1 & 2 (possibly three): £25,000 Year 3 onwards as a Travelling Salesman: £30,000 plus commission, but the commission structure isn't great. A lot of the guys work really hard and are hitting £40,000, which I don't think is worth the huge amount of effort they put in. £40k for a zero work-life balance? No thank you. Commission structure is also very unfair. I worked myself to the bone and got no commission one quarter because my large team missed their target. However, next quarter someone else pulled in a huge deal that I had absolutely nothing to do with, and I got £1000. Where is the incentive there?! - I found Sales very boring, but it's where I got stuck for a year. - A lot is expected from you, and you don't really get much in return. I've moved to my second job post-uni job which is a lot more chilled out, and I make a lot more money. - Newbury is nice, but it is a boring place for a young professional.

Management had their favorites, if they didn't like you they would find some way to push you out. They would say or talk behind your back to others and would say things that you never said.