Texas Instruments reviews about "layoff"

Nearly everything - low morale, toxic work environment, poor upper management, tension, lack of collaboration, outdated management style, micromanagement, inflexible working structure, 60+ hour weeks, removed almost every single perk we had before the acquisition, understaffed and expected to put in double the work after the layoffs, everyday is just a fire fighting panic episode from management that you can't actually get any work done, and much more --> it has given me anxiety and extreme depression

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.

Non existent WLB Terrible management Low pay Quarterly layoffs

Does alot of layoff? Management can be unhelpful

TI has so much bureaucracy that it takes forever to get anything done. They throw money into new facilities while encouraging detrimental cost savings initiatives at older ones. It frequently gets to the point where preventative or even corrective maintenance activities turn into emergencies from being pushed off for so long. I thought I’d work there until I retired. In reality, job security is nonexistent now that they’ve started layoffs.

Layoffs You get 48 hours of sick days

Layoffs are unpredictable and often

Layoffs, Pay cut, lack of visibility from upper leadership, community culture seems to be going through a large shift