Good working environment and a good place to learn.
No cons as of now.
No advice
The interview process was very well managed. It began with a telephonic interview, followed by a face-to-face interview that lasted for 4-5 hours. During this time, 4-5 different people interviewed me one after another, asking questions on various to
Questions on MMU (hard), bit manipulations, LTE technologies, and algorithm efficiencies. They gave you time to analyze and never put you down if you gave the wrong answer. Questions on internship experience and university projects.
There were four sets of technical interview rounds. The interview was mainly about ASIC RTL design, mostly covering the basics. Later, the manager interviewed me. He asked a few technical questions and inquired about my expectations from Broadcom.
The interview process was very well managed. It began with a telephonic interview, followed by a face-to-face interview that lasted for 4-5 hours. During this time, 4-5 different people interviewed me one after another, asking questions on various to
Questions on MMU (hard), bit manipulations, LTE technologies, and algorithm efficiencies. They gave you time to analyze and never put you down if you gave the wrong answer. Questions on internship experience and university projects.
There were four sets of technical interview rounds. The interview was mainly about ASIC RTL design, mostly covering the basics. Later, the manager interviewed me. He asked a few technical questions and inquired about my expectations from Broadcom.