I was hired as an intern pre-COVID, but my internship was moved online once that started. I thought the transition was handled very well, and I still got a lot out of it!
The first week or two was pretty slow, but that's to be expected with everything that was going on.
The first round consisted of questions from graphs, min heap, and time complexity analysis. The first round was of medium difficulty, with the aptitude section being compulsory.
Very friendly interviewer. Two medium-level interview questions were asked, and one quicksort implementation problem. Overall, a good interview experience with Texas Instruments. I also asked for feedback from the interviewer.
There were no coding questions; only MCQs were present. There were 30 MCQs in 75 minutes: 10 technical MCQs in 45 minutes and 20 aptitude MCQs in 30 minutes. Accuracy was very important. Those with the maximum number of correct answers were shortlist
The first round consisted of questions from graphs, min heap, and time complexity analysis. The first round was of medium difficulty, with the aptitude section being compulsory.
Very friendly interviewer. Two medium-level interview questions were asked, and one quicksort implementation problem. Overall, a good interview experience with Texas Instruments. I also asked for feedback from the interviewer.
There were no coding questions; only MCQs were present. There were 30 MCQs in 75 minutes: 10 technical MCQs in 45 minutes and 20 aptitude MCQs in 30 minutes. Accuracy was very important. Those with the maximum number of correct answers were shortlist