Texas Instruments

Good company, good working environment, and good people around to work with.

Can learn different technologies depending on the business group you are in.

Core development of new stacks or new tech happens mainly in India or Dallas. So, if you happen to not be in those areas, your work will be mainly inheritance work from those main sites.

Schedules can be hectic.

People are leaving, but with no replacement coming in, you are left with more work to support more products.

It is very hard to get onto the tech ladder if you don't know how to sell yourself, or if you're only executing your tasks and not trying to do any extra activities.

Seeing your work being moved to India can be depressing.