Good place to develop skills early on in your career. Pays well, though very limited future options
Good place to develop skills early on in your career. Pays well, though very limited future options
- Good starting salary as compared with other semiconductor firms in India.
- Good work experience in the beginning of career.
Cons:
- Very limited options for employee professional development.
- Doesn't encourage further education.
- Non-existent internal job transfers inside TI, unlike other TI global locations.
Note that the above cons apply only to TI India Sales and Marketing; otherwise, TI is a great place to work.
Please think about employee's professional and personal development.
It's important to have a uniform global TI culture in TI India Sales and Marketing.
Please don't limit employees from internal job transfers. After all, they are intended for good overall development.
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