Texas Instruments reviews about "manager"

There are many. Toxic coworkers, abusive language all the time, unprofessional treatment, overworking, psychopath managers and just intolerable

Most teams culture is toxic and managers are couple years from college. Some may work but most lack knowledge and experience to lead people and team. Ground engineers are taken credits by those mafia if you're not a tech ladder. Experienced hires are traded poorly and no ownership. Many people at TI especially leaders have no decency at all, and only good at playing politics to steal others credits.

TI’s approach to hiring is to bring in a lot of interns and new college grads which is great in some ways because there’s genuinely plenty of opportunities, but the issue is the hands off approach that TI has to most things including project work and everyday responsibilities. There isn’t a great TI-wide culture of collaboration, so simply asking questions can be seen as “hand holding”. I would say most people are siloed.

Bad manager some of them are

Company does not value more experienced employees and will take steps to "quiet fire" you if they decide you are too expensive. If that doesn't work, they will lay you off. Ask me how I know. :( They have lost a HUGE number of senior people (aged 50-60) in the last 4 years by pushing people to retire early, normal attrition, and forced reductions in head count. Not remote or hybrid work friendly.

Can feel disconnected sometimes due to local language being used. However, it's not really that of a big deal.

company is really good, my manager is also good, but my friends manager need him to work for long extra hours.

Bad manager bad food else

Was working remote, so it was hard to socialize.