One of the worst companies I ever worked with!
One of the worst companies I ever worked with!
Work on high-tech stuff that has no value or very little value in the market. The companies that do this kind of work are also more or less the same. Examples: Inphi, MACOM, Lumentum, etc. Stocks are only the thing you can back up on.
Poor management, poor base compensation, no work-life balance. Everyone wants to be a manager here, so they don’t work.
First, learn the work yourself completely so you can guide better. If it is a high-tech new area to explore and you have little idea about it, then please don’t expect much from your engineers, as if you don’t know much, then they are also in the same boat.
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Broadcom Interview Experiences
Hardware Engineer
Asked about projects on my resume. Then, technical questions: 1. Mismatching in layout: Prov is one contributor. (Glitch?) 2. How to decrease power: dynamic and static (sub-threshold). Why can CMOS be used? 3. Logic design: Change DFF in a counter
Hardware Engineer
I applied for the summer intern position. They contacted me after two weeks. The first interview was a technical interview, about 30 minutes long. The technical interview was not very hard; they just asked some basic knowledge about hardware desig
Hardware Engineer
After a phone interview, I proceeded to an onsite interview. I applied for the position last May. The manager called me and asked some basic questions about my studies. For most of the interview, I introduced myself. A week later, the manager invit
Hardware Engineer
United StatesMay 1, 2014Asked about projects on my resume. Then, technical questions: 1. Mismatching in layout: Prov is one contributor. (Glitch?) 2. How to decrease power: dynamic and static (sub-threshold). Why can CMOS be used? 3. Logic design: Change DFF in a counter
Hardware Engineer
Buffalo, New York, United StatesMarch 19, 2015I applied for the summer intern position. They contacted me after two weeks. The first interview was a technical interview, about 30 minutes long. The technical interview was not very hard; they just asked some basic knowledge about hardware desig
Hardware Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesMay 1, 2014After a phone interview, I proceeded to an onsite interview. I applied for the position last May. The manager called me and asked some basic questions about my studies. For most of the interview, I introduced myself. A week later, the manager invit
