Focus and direction are fairly clear. The CEO runs a tight ship, so the company is sound.
Culture is very old-fashioned, not that of a traditional software company (if you're working in a software business unit).
Very poor and frugal selection of tools for engineers. Example would be Google Spaces instead of Slack.
I applied online and received a call from the hiring manager to schedule a telephonic discussion. I have been through the Broadcom process two to three times unsuccessfully. My experience is that Broadcom focuses mostly on C programming, irrespective
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
I applied for a job through the company website. I had a phone interview, then was invited to an on-site interview. They were very polite, but the process was formal and serious. The interviewers were extremely smart from a technical standpoint an
I applied online and received a call from the hiring manager to schedule a telephonic discussion. I have been through the Broadcom process two to three times unsuccessfully. My experience is that Broadcom focuses mostly on C programming, irrespective
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
I applied for a job through the company website. I had a phone interview, then was invited to an on-site interview. They were very polite, but the process was formal and serious. The interviewers were extremely smart from a technical standpoint an