Texas Instruments Senior Business Analyst reviews

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Haviv Ilan

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Jun 18, 2024
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Pros

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).

Cons

Company does not value more experienced employees and will take steps to "quiet fire" you if they decide you are too expensive. If that doesn't work, they will lay you off. Ask me how I know. :( They have lost a HUGE number of senior people (aged 50-60) in the last 4 years by pushing people to retire early, normal attrition, and forced reductions in head count. Not remote or hybrid work friendly.

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Aug 18, 2017
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Pros

benefits, depending on manager flexible work environment.

Cons

TI can allow a manager to make or break a employee career based on pre-defined prejudiced or and fears that maybe your employee is more knowledgeable than the manager; instead the manager turning that opportunity in to win-win for both; they chose to destroy the employee credibility and create perception that prevent the employee from advancing or get a job in a different area of the company.

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