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Experiences at national semiconductor
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What's the toughest problem you've had to solve at national semiconductor?Sticking to goals and priorities and not trying fix everything within a given amount of time.
Posted @ 11:06AM, February 10, 2008
by John Reed | Permalink |
What are the most challenging aspects of your job at national semiconductor?Establishing priorities based on impact to the Safety program and setting reasonable goals that can be achieved with maximum benefit to the company and minimal expense to the department budget.
Posted @ 10:59AM, February 10, 2008
by John Reed | Permalink |
What's the secret to getting hired at national semiconductor?Offer significant education and experience that can be used to help the company grow and prosper.
Posted @ 10:50AM, February 10, 2008
by John Reed | Permalink |
What's the secret to getting hired at national semiconductor?Persistence! When I first interviewed for the job, I did not know how to type. Everyone wanted to hire me, however, the HR department insisted that the hired candidate should type at least 40wpm. I had to rent a typewriter and practice for a week, then went back and re-took the typing test ...
Posted @ 09:08AM, January 09, 2008
by Cecile Sharp | Permalink |
How would you describe what you did at national semiconductor?Sarbanes-Oxley (SOx) documentation, testing, and compliance, and metrics. SAP system enhancements.
Posted @ 01:32PM, September 27, 2007
by Eddie Tan | Permalink |
How would you describe what you did at national semiconductor?Set up machines
Posted @ 11:37AM, September 13, 2007
by Sandie Milton | Permalink |
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