Texas Instruments reviews

Great place to start your career as a new grad. Watch out for dead ends and make sure you're always on a high priority project. You should get everything you can and then leave between 2-5 years to continue growing your career. I think they do a good job with diversity, there are many female managers and good representation of various cultures, races, and religions. Where they fall down is in age discrimination (see below).

Good culture of growth mindset instilled from managers and even department directors. Ownership of work is crucial and gives you a chance to work on your technical knowledge and independence. A lot of career opportunities are available especially if you can excel in your scope of field. Everyone is easy to work with and respectful.