TI Quo Vadis?
TI Quo Vadis?
- Stable and profitable company
- Good salary and benefits
- Good learning environment
- Latest EDA tools
- Ultra conservative and risk-averse.
- Short-term sales-focused company, not market and customer-oriented.
- No real strategy in some product lines.
- Poor technical skills in management.
- Product lines are disconnected or competing with each other.
- Old equipment.
- Good old boy network and a very political environment.
Take more risk, invest, and have better technically skilled people in management.
Thin out hierarchies and develop real strategies instead of buzzwords.
Align product divisions and improve productivity.
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I interviewed with Texas Instruments at my college. The first round was a 45-minute behavioral interview and a few technical questions. They had a manager in the interview room, as well as an interviewing trainee. The manager asked most of the quest
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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
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Three-step interview. Part one is conducted virtually, where you answer questions by recording answers. Second is a virtual interview with two engineers, where they ask you behavioral questions with some technical components. In the last part, you
Applications Engineer
United StatesJune 18, 2016I interviewed with Texas Instruments at my college. The first round was a 45-minute behavioral interview and a few technical questions. They had a manager in the interview room, as well as an interviewing trainee. The manager asked most of the quest
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Dallas, Texas, United StatesNovember 16, 2015I 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
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United StatesSeptember 29, 2016Three-step interview. Part one is conducted virtually, where you answer questions by recording answers. Second is a virtual interview with two engineers, where they ask you behavioral questions with some technical components. In the last part, you
