Fun Work, But No Respect
Fun Work, But No Respect
Good products produced. Fun work and good colleagues.
Works even on rest days. No respect for time.
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Two stages of interviews. First is with 4 panelists from different departments. Second is with the department that they think is suited to you, based on your resume. The interview is quite long, around 30-40 minutes; however, they are very friendl
Engineer
It was great to interact with the HR team of Texas Instruments. The interviewer asked me some questions related to my past experience. The questions were easy to answer. I was selected in the first round and am waiting for the second round.
Engineer
A weird process where questions regarding birth core and software were asked. The interviewers were unhelpful; it's as if they tried to make you fail. It's a very biased and esoteric process. They set you up for failure.
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Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaFebruary 1, 2019Two stages of interviews. First is with 4 panelists from different departments. Second is with the department that they think is suited to you, based on your resume. The interview is quite long, around 30-40 minutes; however, they are very friendl
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IndiaFebruary 1, 2025It was great to interact with the HR team of Texas Instruments. The interviewer asked me some questions related to my past experience. The questions were easy to answer. I was selected in the first round and am waiting for the second round.
Engineer
IndiaAugust 19, 2021A weird process where questions regarding birth core and software were asked. The interviewers were unhelpful; it's as if they tried to make you fail. It's a very biased and esoteric process. They set you up for failure.
