Texas Instruments reviews about "layoff"

🤣 New leadership regime is 360 degrees opposite of what the original TI values were founded upon.

Lots of layoffs and re-orgs. I was here for 2 years and witnessed about 4 re-orgs and 2 mass layoffs. Pay is not competitive and profit sharing is an excuse to pay less. Something fishy going on with upper management and C-Suite - they're all getting richer whilst doing mass layoffs and giving crap bonuses. Work culture is toxic - constantly expecting you to work in off hours and there is definitely a hiring freeze in IT while the company is building new fabs. RTO 5 days a week is not flexible and not worth it. Dallas area is boring. Just terrible management. These guys have no clue what they're doing. If you are lucky to have a choice in your next job don't accept one here please... My former boss held off for 8 months (from 2024 into 2025) on hiring a new team member for my team. Managers get a bonus for money they save the company. He got a fat bonus while I struggled :) Previous CEO did great and fostered a good environment. Haviv is terrible. So many layoffs since him. Seems like TI wants to move all of IT to India.

Little faith in executive leadership (recent layoffs caused it to drop even further), little too much focus on "cost efficiency", work health insurance premiums increasing in price, issues with retaining talent, little opportunity for progression as a technician.

Layoff regularly just laid off entire departments and middle management in Utah today 3/27 No raises Expect you to work 24/7 and do not provide cell phones to do so Work life balance Lack of appreciation

Company is not transparent. Told new priorities everyday that differ from the last. No flexibility for WFH. Mass layoff Mar. 2025 ~20% at Lehi site. Told to do more with less. If you do not have an engineering specific degree you will never qualify for an engineering role