Texas Instruments reviews about "people"

Upper management almost explicitly does not care about its employees. Work life balance is bad, always online. Central teams seem to actively want to sabotage the core business engineers.

I swear upper management is making the worst possible decisions at every turn. They layoff large amounts of people with decades of experience and then turn around and say they will convert a building to exclusively produce products that require said experience.

Sometimes difficult to balance and juggle between different responsibilities

Pay could be improved especially in the Bay Area if TI wants to retain employees who make the biggest impact.

Outdated buildings elevators are broke often.

Environment has significantly shifted away from career growth and innovation. There are some good people and engineers left however they are diminishing. Heavy politics and constant shifting without passion of what we do.

Very unstructured onboarding, not a lot of oversight

As far as work-life balance and compensation, TI will cut you off at the knees and expect you to be grateful for it. Many of my coworkers feel dissolutioned. We work for the paycheck rather than work for the work. You can tell because from the 2023 to 2026 time frame, the number quality events have significantly increased. People don't care anymore because senior management doesn't care about people 🤷