Exposure to emerging technologies. If you get into the right team at the right time, the opportunities do exist.
Learning to do a lot more with much less.
There are some very dedicated people at this company. Mature and experienced, first-line and middle management are very skilled technically.
The range of products this company produces could be enough to keep the right person busy for an entire lifespan.
If you aren't in a clique, you're stuck. With poor career advancement programs, you can find yourself unable to succeed.
There is a contingent of non-technical upper management who are almost completely out of touch with the real and everyday requirements of getting the products ready for the market.
A small company mindset is a large problem, but the paranoia element is pervasive.
Get back in touch with the people who create the products. Marker-board artists aren't producers.
Fix the marketing overlord fiefdom.
Give the people the tools they need to accomplish the constantly increasing goals.
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.
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
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.
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