VMware was great. Broadcom, not so much
VMware was great. Broadcom, not so much
Share price and equity are outstanding.
Salary is competitive but not great, and the work atmosphere is a grind in the truest sense of the word. If you are an A++ personality, you'll probably do fine. If not, you'll struggle and be in good company, struggling along with all the other worker bees.
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One hour of phone interview, then a group interview (two people from a small group) two days later. The coding question is about vital; writing code of pushing a node to a link list. How to optimize the performance? However, the technical area in thi
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I had one phone interview. The conversation lasted 60 minutes. The interviewer asked thorough questions about my academic projects, resume, and programming skills.
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United StatesMarch 30, 2013I received a phone call to set up an interview. It was a phone interview. They spoke about the position and later asked about an academic project. Questions were about a sequence detector, assembly code to alter particular bits, Perl, and C++. I wa
Senior Software Engineer
Sunnyvale, California, United StatesJune 1, 2011One hour of phone interview, then a group interview (two people from a small group) two days later. The coding question is about vital; writing code of pushing a node to a link list. How to optimize the performance? However, the technical area in thi
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Sunnyvale, California, United StatesJune 1, 2012I had one phone interview. The conversation lasted 60 minutes. The interviewer asked thorough questions about my academic projects, resume, and programming skills.
