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      3.8

      69% would recommend to a friend

      (5,719 total reviews)
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      Haviv Ilan

      59% approve of CEO

      55% positive business outlook

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      4.0

      Diversity & inclusion

      3.8

      Compensation and benefits

      3.8

      Career opportunities

      3.6

      Culture & values

      3.3

      Work/Life balance

      3.1

      Senior management

      Texas Instruments has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 5,719 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Texas Instruments employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Manufactura industry (3.5 stars).

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      6K reviews
      5.0
      May 8, 2008

      TI is a great place to work!

      It manager
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      Pros

      The high level of transparency in management, attention to ethics, respect for people and the opportunities to excel. The people here are really great. I have no fears that TI will become another Enron, or that our retirement benefits will disappear, or that there is some big secret that management is not telling us. We get all of the news, whether we want to hear it, whether it's good news or bad!

      Cons

      It is more then a 40 hour a week job, with today's connectivity options we are never really "oof-line" no matter where we may be or what time it is.

      4.0
      Apr 24, 2008

      Lovely Lively TI a great place...

      Environmental engineer
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      Pros

      It is a flexible friendly work environment where ideas are welcomed. The company is involved in many outside initiatives to develop the surrounding community and the City of Dallas. There is an open door policy that allows for feedback and some opportunity to be involved in initiatives outside of your job.

      Cons

      Some of the downsides relate to diversity. While there is a huge focus on diversity from a staffing perspective many hiring managers just do not take this as a priority. Managers also dont have a good understanding of a variety of cultures and works and doesnt work for them. In addition, all management does not recognize generational differences in terms of work styles and communication.

      5.0
      Apr 23, 2008

      TI isn't just a great place to work -- it's a great place for your career.

      Product engineer
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      Pros

      There are many reasons. The atmosphere at TI is extremely conducive to work. Strict hours are not enforced; you have plenty of leeway to restructure your work around personal life as long as you get the job done. I enjoy excellent relationships with my peers and my managers, and I get great feedback both when I do well and when there are areas where I need improvement. TI is also fairly good at rewarding people who make significant contributions to the organization's success. Other reasons? Great job security (I've been here for well over four years and many of the people I work with are the same people I met here when I first started) and stability, great benefits (including educational assistance), an employee stock purchase program (great savings tool!), and a perfect vacation/time bank system. But above all, as an engineer TI has given me an environment where I can do what I do best and enjoy doing it. I love working here and probably wouldn't move to another company even if they paid more.

      Cons

      There aren't many downsides, but I'll try to list a few. First there's the "cube farm" - lots and lots of cubicles. Then, being in the semiconductor industry, your career choices are somewhat limited should you choose to change jobs. A lot of what you learn to do at TI is very proprietary -- in essence, choosing a career at TI is a long-term investment. Also as a product engineer, unless you prove yourself to be innovative and stand out from the pack, you could find your work quite monotonous as you end up doing the same type of things over and over again. Working here can also be quite stressful at times, especially if you're in an organization that deals with quality. Deadlines and customer commitments could mean very long hours and tedious work for stretches. You need to be able to work well independently or you could struggle.

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