Texas Instruments reviews

Very poor re-partition of tasks between TI's sites when there was no justification in terms of different skills at the various sites. We were effectively in competition with our colleagues in India/Dallas while we were supposed to be collaborating with them. As a big multinational, it's very difficult to effect any change at TI and of course inter-site politics hamper getting things done effectively.

Middle management can be absolutely technically clueless and ride employees to get results. I was in a group where there was clear favoritism as far as compensation and rewards go. Our group was grinded slowly to oblivion as they downsized our fab and eventually laid everyone off. The upper management appears to just really care about their compensation; they actually lied to members of our group, telling us that our organization was fine, just 2 months prior to the layoff annoucement.