A large company like TI affords a lot of opportunities for early career professionals. There is very good mobility within the company once you have a job. Managers, in general, care about your career progress. Salary and benefits are very competitive.
With such a large company, sometimes it can be hard to change how things are done. The classic "this is the way we've always done it..." argument happens a lot and can be hard to overcome.
Applied for a full-time position, which requires two rounds. Currently preparing for the final round interview, which has been postponed twice already. I was asked to give a 15-minute presentation on a technical subject for the final round interview
There were 3 rounds. The first round was on campus with a recruiter, and it was more to gauge your interest in the company and the technology it is working on. Then there was an online aptitude test that consisted of sorting numbers and an online pe
1. Phone call by HR to organize the interview. 2. Video interview with two engineers about projects you have worked on. This will include some technical questions and many questions about your behavior and attitude. They want to know if you are soci
Applied for a full-time position, which requires two rounds. Currently preparing for the final round interview, which has been postponed twice already. I was asked to give a 15-minute presentation on a technical subject for the final round interview
There were 3 rounds. The first round was on campus with a recruiter, and it was more to gauge your interest in the company and the technology it is working on. Then there was an online aptitude test that consisted of sorting numbers and an online pe
1. Phone call by HR to organize the interview. 2. Video interview with two engineers about projects you have worked on. This will include some technical questions and many questions about your behavior and attitude. They want to know if you are soci