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Updated Dec 9, 2011 – Interview questions and reviews posted anonymously by interview candidates.

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Interviewed Dec 2011 in Dallas, TX (took 2 weeks)

Applied online after receiving an email that this certain job role would fit well with me, based on resume uploaded. First round was a group phone interview and the interviewers were very nice and made you feel very comfortable. Pretty much talked about everything that was on my resume.

Second round was an all day on-site interview. Consisted of 2 group interviews, a technical presentation, and a group project. The group interviews were mostly behavioral and delved in to the experiences put on the resume; the presentation lasted about 15 minutes. The group project was a time-constrained, materials-constrained design project with a team of 6 other candidates.

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The interview consisted of a Phone Interview, a Group/Panel Interview and a Presentation.

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Interviewed Nov 2011 in Dallas, TX (took 2 days)

I got a call after applying online through TI careers portal.They called me and asked me about myself , research experience at university and explained the job description.They called me again to set up on-site interview in dallas and told me to wait for a call about travel arrangements. Day before interview I got a call saying that the job is for undergraduate not for a masters candidate.
This is really the total negative experience and disappointed me a lot.