Had an interview with the HR, a panel interview, and one with the director. There's a 1 day program for an online presentation as introductions and a group activity at the end with the other participants.
Very smooth process and very well organized. Started off with a phone interview, then a digital interview, and finally at 2 day interview at the TI HQ in Dallas. They were flexible with rescheduling interviews, and really went out of their way to make the visit to Dallas a great and memorable one.
The Interview was terrible.
The HR is so unprofessional and act like he was a king. I don’t recommend anyon who wants to work in Texas Instruments Taiwan.
They first give you the wrong date for interview and without an apology. Good luck to your company and future
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
The HR is asking me about semi-conductor question.
Hello? I’m applying for Finance position how will I know anything about Semi-conductor?
The HR will teach you what is appropriate and what is not. Treating you like a kindergarten. Terrible company. Terrible experience. Highly not recommended.
J'ai postulé via un établissement d'enseignement supérieur ou universitaire. Le processus a pris 3 semaines. J'ai passé un entretien chez Texas Instruments (Dallas, TX) en sept. 2018
Entretien
Talked to them at career fair and received an on campus interview the following day. This consisted of two 30 min interviews back to back with two interviewers in each. Both started with "tell me about yourself" and follow up questions based on that, then 3 behaviorals in each and ended with a situational question (kinda technical but not really). Heard back about an office visit not even a week later that would occur at HQ in Dallas the following Friday. They flew us out and provided a hotel room for the Thursday night before. 8 candidates from varying schools. Interview day started with a networking breakfast then a panel with current Access employees that was very helpful! We then toured their DMOS6 plant and they took us out to a nice lunch. Following lunch were the interviews. Two 30-40 min interviews with three managers in each and had a 45 min break between. After all interviews were done there was a group activity. This is purely an exercise to see how you work in groups and under time pressure and all managers that interviewed you are in the room taking notes on how you interact. This is NOT a case, don't stress, it's meant to be fun! I heard back about my offer the Monday after. Overall process took about 3-4 weeks.
Questions d'entretien [5]
Question 1
Tell me about yourself, walk me through your resume
If you were the CFO and presented with two options: build a new plant from ground up, or purchase an existing plant, what would you choose and how would you go about deciding - what factors would you consider