The company's work culture is very good.
Broadcom doesn't care about employees.
If you are experienced, then it is a good company to work for.
Initial communications and planning were good. The interview process was quite good, as most of the questions were based on the work done in previous job roles. There were no directed questions as such, but rather questions designed to understand h
I had three rounds of technical interviews. Each round covered verification basics, SystemVerilog basics, and project-related topics. I then had a manager round, which concluded with a final HR round.
The process was lengthy. They took two rounds and put me on hold for a month before offering me the position. The team seems a bit show-offy and lazy, and not very techy.
Initial communications and planning were good. The interview process was quite good, as most of the questions were based on the work done in previous job roles. There were no directed questions as such, but rather questions designed to understand h
I had three rounds of technical interviews. Each round covered verification basics, SystemVerilog basics, and project-related topics. I then had a manager round, which concluded with a final HR round.
The process was lengthy. They took two rounds and put me on hold for a month before offering me the position. The team seems a bit show-offy and lazy, and not very techy.