Opportunity for growth. Lots of education support. TI pays for your master's in engineering.
Honestly, if you do not like working at TI, you're probably in the wrong career.
All in Japanese (I live in Japan), and there are two interviews. The first one was they basically understood my background. The second one, they asked me to prepare slides regarding my graduation research and asked me technical questions. Everythin
Three rounds (two on phone and one on video chat) with mostly behavioral questions like "what would you do if?" and one technical question like "explain something you learned to me" or "explain a technical problem you solved." Very friendly interview
1st round was face-to-face, all behavioral (sometimes 1 technical question at the end) through some TI video program. 2nd round was through Webex. Had to give a technical presentation about a personal project. Was asked questions about the project a
All in Japanese (I live in Japan), and there are two interviews. The first one was they basically understood my background. The second one, they asked me to prepare slides regarding my graduation research and asked me technical questions. Everythin
Three rounds (two on phone and one on video chat) with mostly behavioral questions like "what would you do if?" and one technical question like "explain something you learned to me" or "explain a technical problem you solved." Very friendly interview
1st round was face-to-face, all behavioral (sometimes 1 technical question at the end) through some TI video program. 2nd round was through Webex. Had to give a technical presentation about a personal project. Was asked questions about the project a