Texas Instruments Product Tester reviews

4.2

85% would recommend to a friend

(129 total reviews)
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64% approve of CEO

59% positive business outlook

Product Tester employees have rated Texas Instruments with 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 129 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Product Tester professionals have an excellent working experience there. Texas Instruments is rated 21% above average by Product Tester professionals compared to other employers within the Manufacturing industry (3.5 stars).

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129 reviews
3.0
Aug 14, 2012
Recommend
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Pros

Open door policy which is good for learning. Good compensation compared to others in the area. Lots of opportunity to learn and contribute. Moderate to high work pressure however it is not hard to have a work-life balance here.

Cons

Lacks environment to support growth for personnel and partiality and politics is prevalent. Lacks fair growth programs and management participation is low in them. Marred by age old mentality as being an old company and upper level management is resistant to change. Division among various engineering roles lead to friction in team mostly due to lack of respect for other roles. While it seems that being a large company gives more avenues to grow however it is hard to find and materialize a fresh chance. Operating efficiency is on the lower side.

3.0
Jun 16, 2012

TI Review

Recommend
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Pros

Great environment to work, under right manager great chance to flourish

Cons

constant change in management so focus changes time and again

5.0
Apr 27, 2012
Recommend
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Pros

Technology is advanced, with many diversified product portfolio. Each organization has unique structure of business(manufacturing structure, Wireless Business, DLP, DSP, and HPA). Most groups are easy to work with. The benefits and pay are great. Most engineers share their knowledge.

Cons

There are a few bad groups and managers(just like any company). H1 Visas and college hires is a big strategy for hiring. For many years, TI was called Training Institute(hiring college graduates). They are back in that mode during the recession. Three years ago, there were 30 percent H1 visas. Now it is 60 percent walking down the corridor. They are on the edge of segregation per language barrier, but hey still have a chance to prevent this problem. You have to watch how their technology is not standardized with other companies. They build many systems internal and unique. Not good during a downturn.

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