Benefits, flexible time, employee trust, and ample career opportunities for growth.
Nothing can be described as there are zero cons for working for Texas Instruments India.
None as of now
I had an aptitude test, after which they shortlisted a couple of students. My interview went for more than an hour. He asked me questions on Computer Architecture and DSP. I had very little knowledge on this and didn't clear this round. There were a
I attended the interview on campus for an internship. Firstly, we had an online test which consisted of Quantitative Aptitudes and Program Language related MCQs. It was a 3-hour test. I got shortlisted and received a call from one of the HR of that
One of my friends working at TI gave me a referral. I had some other offers in hand by the time I attended this interview. The interview process was completed in one week. I received the offer letter just two days after the interview.
I had an aptitude test, after which they shortlisted a couple of students. My interview went for more than an hour. He asked me questions on Computer Architecture and DSP. I had very little knowledge on this and didn't clear this round. There were a
I attended the interview on campus for an internship. Firstly, we had an online test which consisted of Quantitative Aptitudes and Program Language related MCQs. It was a 3-hour test. I got shortlisted and received a call from one of the HR of that
One of my friends working at TI gave me a referral. I had some other offers in hand by the time I attended this interview. The interview process was completed in one week. I received the offer letter just two days after the interview.