Was a great company, but not now
Was a great company, but not now
- Plenty of resources and IPs.
- Good benefits.
- Multi-site offices.
- Cut employees' benefits slowly.
- CEOs and higher-level officers ignore the voices from lower levels.
- Tight schedules and endless projects.
Wake up and listen to your people.
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Broadcom Interview Experiences
Principal Engineer
Everybody was very professional. Questions were to the point, with no trick questions (almost). I was very pleased with the process. There was one trick question, but this was no big deal.
Principal Engineer
First interview was with two managers and one engineer. The interview lasted for one hour. They asked me to elaborate on all my experiences and projects. They presented on-the-job scenario questions and gauged my answers. It was not technically deep
Principal Engineer
Interview through video conference in a group panel first. Then face-to-face with potential managers. Feel easy; overall, the interviewers are transparent and friendly. Be prepared for some technical questions.
Principal Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2010Everybody was very professional. Questions were to the point, with no trick questions (almost). I was very pleased with the process. There was one trick question, but this was no big deal.
Principal Engineer
Bayan Lepas, Penang, MalaysiaFebruary 1, 2017First interview was with two managers and one engineer. The interview lasted for one hour. They asked me to elaborate on all my experiences and projects. They presented on-the-job scenario questions and gauged my answers. It was not technically deep
Principal Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2011Interview through video conference in a group panel first. Then face-to-face with potential managers. Feel easy; overall, the interviewers are transparent and friendly. Be prepared for some technical questions.
