TI is a technology leader, and the work environment is professional and fun.
There is plenty of opportunity to change jobs and move upward.
TI seems to try to get by with the fewest people possible to get the work done, so the workload is quite high.
Don't be so stingy on staffing levels in key teams that are producing results. Don't strangle your cash cow businesses.
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
I had 2 rounds of interviews. The first was a virtual interview just by myself, with 6 behavioral questions mainly about how I act during certain situations. The second was with 2 TI engineers, asking both behavioral and technical questions. The mo
I applied for the Applications Engineering Rotation Program online in mid-August. A couple of weeks after I applied, TI asked me to complete a video interview where I would record answers and send them back using their HireVue system. There were a t
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
I had 2 rounds of interviews. The first was a virtual interview just by myself, with 6 behavioral questions mainly about how I act during certain situations. The second was with 2 TI engineers, asking both behavioral and technical questions. The mo
I applied for the Applications Engineering Rotation Program online in mid-August. A couple of weeks after I applied, TI asked me to complete a video interview where I would record answers and send them back using their HireVue system. There were a t