Good pay.
Benefits like insurance.
Frequent layoffs every quarter.
I was interviewed with three different teams. All of them had at least three levels. I was strung along for more than 60 days. For the second interview, my reference checks were done, and I was told that I was getting an offer. Then, for a week, I
I received a call from a consultant regarding an opening at Broadcom for an SE/SSE engineer. My interview was scheduled for the following week. They asked simple programming questions in C/C++. I was told I would receive a call from HR, but there wa
I applied through an employee referral. The process took a week. I interviewed at Broadcom. Most questions were related to my previous work experience. Riddles and logical thinking style questions were also asked.
I was interviewed with three different teams. All of them had at least three levels. I was strung along for more than 60 days. For the second interview, my reference checks were done, and I was told that I was getting an offer. Then, for a week, I
I received a call from a consultant regarding an opening at Broadcom for an SE/SSE engineer. My interview was scheduled for the following week. They asked simple programming questions in C/C++. I was told I would receive a call from HR, but there wa
I applied through an employee referral. The process took a week. I interviewed at Broadcom. Most questions were related to my previous work experience. Riddles and logical thinking style questions were also asked.