Stable Growth, Constant Change
Stable Growth, Constant Change
There are no limits on my position. I can grow in my position and continue to help grow our business as an engineering technician alongside managers, engineers, and other fellow TIers.
The work-life balance issue is stable, and it has been for years. Flexible time and hours from both me and my manager are available. Benefits and profit sharing also help with my total compensation.
The idea that the grass is always greener doesn't credit TI. We know there are other opportunities outside, but look at the whole compensation and stability. About the only con I can think of is that there is a saying in TI: the only constant in TI is that there is always change. One day you may be supporting a new and upcoming business, and the next you are moved or assigned to support a legacy business.
Learn to lead your team well.
Listen to advice and weigh the options and opportunities available.
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Dallas, Texas, United StatesAugust 30, 2013I started my conversation and initial interview with a staffing agency. I was then interviewed by the hiring manager and several engineers under the manager. I was hired as a contractor for the first year. At the end of my first year as a contract
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