Texas Instruments reviews

A lot of meetings. Seemingly drastic business decisions resulting in sale or termination of large groups. Consequently, it felt like a rather cutthroat environment. Slight image problem: most people don't know where what they produce besides calculators.

Resourcing is too tight, goals too broad. If you could focus on a few things it would be tolerable, but you get stretched so thin. Frequent re-orgs also mean that there's a lack of accountability. And finally, no one can do anything that costs money (unless you are in sales, presumably). It all leads to a very constrained environment with lots of little chiefs.