Good, but very stakeholder-driven
Good, but very stakeholder-driven
Open door policy, well established. Good RD and good sales team. Long-lasting company, and it seems to stay strong for upcoming years. Mature methodologies in problem-solving and management.
Very cost-driven.
Not competitive in pay and benefits in Asia.
The manufacturing site is valued too much based on cost, instead of its capability in the value chain.
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Product/Test Engineer - Intern
The interview process was friendly. I had a 10-minute English presentation to introduce myself and my project to the HR and the manager. After that, the manager gave me some feedback.
Product Development Engineer
Very straightforward. I had an in-person interview on campus as well as a follow-up phone call that was behavioral. I had a brief technical interview after and then was notified of a job offer within a week or two.
Applications Engineer
Applied online and went to a career fair. The first-round interview was a video chat with only behavioral questions and lasted a total of 30 minutes. TI was very quick in getting back to me.
Product/Test Engineer - Intern
TaipeiMarch 1, 2025The interview process was friendly. I had a 10-minute English presentation to introduce myself and my project to the HR and the manager. After that, the manager gave me some feedback.
Product Development Engineer
Champaign, Illinois, United StatesOctober 1, 2020Very straightforward. I had an in-person interview on campus as well as a follow-up phone call that was behavioral. I had a brief technical interview after and then was notified of a job offer within a week or two.
Applications Engineer
United StatesNovember 5, 2020Applied online and went to a career fair. The first-round interview was a video chat with only behavioral questions and lasted a total of 30 minutes. TI was very quick in getting back to me.
