Taro Logo

Massive company with constant change at the mid-management level

Engineering Manager
Former Employee
Worked at Texas Instruments for 6 years
July 7, 2014
Dallas, Texas
3.0
RecommendsNeutral OutlookNo CEO Opinion
Pros

It really varies by location. Dallas is not the same as Santa Clara, Munich, or Bangalore.

If you're an in-the-trenches engineer in a stable group, you have the benefit of a relatively stable company with plenty of resources.

Cons

Whether you are an individual contributor or a manager, be prepared for constant management change. Growth at all costs is the mantra. This causes a very short-term orientation. Most low-level managers seem to live in fear, and mid-level managers are constantly trying to climb.

This also causes HR to have way too much organizational power. Not good long-term.

Advice to Management

None.

Was this helpful?

Texas Instruments Interview Experiences