Broadcom was an engineering-focused company, not so much after being acquired by Avago. Keeping costs low is now the main focus.
Regular layoffs keep people nervous.
None.
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
Mostly coding about different aspects of low-level coding: lists and DMA. Mostly connected to usual canned tests in the industry, some specific to their own internal requirements for very embedded software. Topics include buffer management, DMA, and
Interviewers like to discuss and share thoughts about the question. They are friendly and intuitive. It's more like a discussion than an interview. It was a fantastic interview experience.
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
Mostly coding about different aspects of low-level coding: lists and DMA. Mostly connected to usual canned tests in the industry, some specific to their own internal requirements for very embedded software. Topics include buffer management, DMA, and
Interviewers like to discuss and share thoughts about the question. They are friendly and intuitive. It's more like a discussion than an interview. It was a fantastic interview experience.