Good salary and benefits. Lots of stuff to do and learn for a new engineer. If you are fresh from college, it's a good place to work. But if you're looking for a long-term career, you should not work for TI.
This company's managers are very political. They have very little respect for employees. If you are not good at people skills, you will not survive long. Being good at technical skills only will not allow you to survive long either. TI had a clear history of laying off people.
Show your respect, invest in, and trust your people.
The entire interview was behavioral questions. The only technical question I received was: Draw an XOR gate and show the truth table. Overall, a very good experience. The person interviewing me was very nice and personable.
Professional, friendly, and to the point. No pressure, just testing your level of understanding of different electrical topics without expecting you to get the right answer. The main point of the interview is to assess your problem-solving skills an
The interview process included a presentation, which was presented in front of approximately 8-10 engineers, and two face-to-face interviews. It took approximately four hours, which included lunch.
The entire interview was behavioral questions. The only technical question I received was: Draw an XOR gate and show the truth table. Overall, a very good experience. The person interviewing me was very nice and personable.
Professional, friendly, and to the point. No pressure, just testing your level of understanding of different electrical topics without expecting you to get the right answer. The main point of the interview is to assess your problem-solving skills an
The interview process included a presentation, which was presented in front of approximately 8-10 engineers, and two face-to-face interviews. It took approximately four hours, which included lunch.