As a remote intern, Texas Instruments (TI) did a great job at onboarding.
The work culture promoted at TI is encouraging and rich. Someone is always available to kindly help and remain positive.
I did not have any qualms with my remote internship experience.
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The entire interview was behavioral questions. The only technical question I received was: Draw an XOR gate and show the truth table. Overall, a very good experience. The person interviewing me was very nice and personable.
Got interview following career fair booth visit. The interview took place on campus. One round of interviews. Heard back after about three weeks. The interview consisted of behavioral and technical questions.
At the start of the interview, I went over my project and classwork. After that, there were a few behavioral questions and a lot of technical questions ranging from product design to problem-solving.
The entire interview was behavioral questions. The only technical question I received was: Draw an XOR gate and show the truth table. Overall, a very good experience. The person interviewing me was very nice and personable.
Got interview following career fair booth visit. The interview took place on campus. One round of interviews. Heard back after about three weeks. The interview consisted of behavioral and technical questions.
At the start of the interview, I went over my project and classwork. After that, there were a few behavioral questions and a lot of technical questions ranging from product design to problem-solving.