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TE Connectivity
TE Connectivity (formerly Tyco Electronics) is more passive than aggressive when it comes to electronics. Formerly part of Tyco International, TE Connectivity is one of the world's largest suppliers of passive electronics. Its components are used in aerospace, automotive, datacomm, consumer electronics, energy, lighting products, and medical applications, as well as public safety, military, and telecom products. The company operates about 90 manufacturing sites around the world and sells about 450,000 types of components directly and through distributors to customers in...More
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TE Connectivity Ratings & Reviews Posted by employees
Employees say it's “OK” 216 ratings
66% of the CEO 149 ratings
Tom Lynch
CEO and Director
Pros: Friendly, Professional, Easy Going People, which a culture of wanting to improve all the time. There is flexibility with the mid-level management to show initiative and also try to influence change. – Full Review `
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TE Connectivity Interview Questions & Reviews Posted by candidates
No Offer – Interviewed in Harrisburg, PA (US) – Reviewed last week New
Interview Details My interview was via the phone and lasted nearly 2 hours. Overall, it was simple. They mainly asked behavioral questions. What is your greatest strength, what is one of your weaknesses, what are your hobbies, etc. Was interviewed by a team of two people who split the interview in half. – Full Interview
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What is one of your greatest failures?
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