Good company. A career ladder is possible at the "right" location
Good company. A career ladder is possible at the "right" location
The opportunity for career growth at TI and the benefit of continuing education tuition assistance is a plus. Also, being able to work only "1/2" a year because of "shift" work allows individuals to spend more time at home or go to school and get paid as a "full" time employee. With shift work, you get paid time and a half after 8 hours.
Working at a fab out of Dallas can limit your opportunity for growth due to a limit of job openings.
Continue to improve communication across departments. Give your "skilled" workers a feeling of being part of the team versus just being a "number" on a sheet of paper.
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The hiring and interview process was in three parts. The first part of the interview was a 1:1 with the hiring manager. The second part of the interview was with the direct supervisor. Then I was given a fab tour by two different technicians. I r
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I started my conversation and initial interview with a staffing agency. I was then interviewed by the hiring manager and several engineers under the manager. I was hired as a contractor for the first year. At the end of my first year as a contract
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The hiring and interview process was long, taking two months. It was kind of straightforward, with technical and skills questions, and interviews with the hiring manager and his manager. Your experience and knowledge count for about 75%, and being li
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Sherman, Texas, United StatesJune 1, 2011The hiring and interview process was in three parts. The first part of the interview was a 1:1 with the hiring manager. The second part of the interview was with the direct supervisor. Then I was given a fab tour by two different technicians. I r
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Dallas, Texas, United StatesAugust 30, 2013I started my conversation and initial interview with a staffing agency. I was then interviewed by the hiring manager and several engineers under the manager. I was hired as a contractor for the first year. At the end of my first year as a contract
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Dallas, Texas, United StatesSeptember 1, 2010The hiring and interview process was long, taking two months. It was kind of straightforward, with technical and skills questions, and interviews with the hiring manager and his manager. Your experience and knowledge count for about 75%, and being li
