A good place to start a career
A good place to start a career
This is my first job out of school, and the company has been very good in providing the resources I need to learn.
Also, I have been given a lot of freedom in choosing the projects I work on.
If you can start in one, there are several development programs in various fields at Texas Instruments that provide great training, but also access to higher-level managers and executives.
As far as financial benefits, Texas Instruments provides a 100% match on your 401k up to 4% of your salary, as well as profit sharing and a great employee stock purchase program.
Not being from Texas, I had to move to Dallas. Dallas is a great city, but not the best in the country. However, there are sales offices all over the world, so if you end up in a customer-focused role, you have options to work just about anywhere.
I'm new at the company, so I don't have too much insight.
I guess just work on making the stock price go up :)
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A three-stage process: first, webcam recordings; then, webcam face-to-face; and finally, onsite. I heard back on the afternoon of the onsite interview in Dallas. The interviewers varied. Some were very strict and asked hard questions, while some ju
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This was for the Applications Rotation Program (which is how the majority of applications engineers now enter TI). Amazingly quick turnaround time for interviews. Had an on-campus interview, which was a mix of behavioral and technical. The second ro
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