Pay and RSUs are amazing and above average.
You will earn a lot of money working here.
I would ride it out until the toxicity gets to you and/or you are laid off.
Honestly, I feel sad writing about this. I saw this company go from an innovative and inspiring workplace to a toxic environment with constant finger-pointing and backstabbing.
Constant layoffs and the fear of when you'll get laid off make working with others a pain. This looming fear makes sharing information and skills harder, as it basically makes you disposable. People don't want to help you, as they might lose their jobs doing so. This causes you to stay at work much longer and basically kills your work-life balance.
Hiring is nonexistent, and the growth is artificial. It only grows as long as the CEO has companies to buy. You can see this in how the stock has been performing after the failed attempt to buy Qualcomm.
Honestly, this artificial growth will end. The company isn’t changing, and with the current “reputation” that Broadcom has, it will alienate high-skilled engineers and workers from applying (if they could, that is).
One day interview: Several engineers, 45 minutes to 1 hour each.
I applied online and received an email from the recruiter to set up a technical phone interview a week or two later. The hiring manager was nice, and the call lasted about 45 minutes to an hour.
I was contacted by the director of the team, for which I responded. Then there was no follow-up for a month. When I texted back, I got a call, and a telephonic interview was scheduled to be taken by an engineer on his team for a vague time the same
One day interview: Several engineers, 45 minutes to 1 hour each.
I applied online and received an email from the recruiter to set up a technical phone interview a week or two later. The hiring manager was nice, and the call lasted about 45 minutes to an hour.
I was contacted by the director of the team, for which I responded. Then there was no follow-up for a month. When I texted back, I got a call, and a telephonic interview was scheduled to be taken by an engineer on his team for a vague time the same