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I interviewed at Broadcom through a third-party vendor. I attended for the protocol testing job. They focused on the basics of OSI, TCP/IP, VLAN, and subnetting. The interview was a little tough. They asked about the basics of C language and Linux.
An external recruiter, cooperating with the company, approached me and organized phone interviews, travel, and a face-to-face interview. The telephone interview lasted about an hour. Half of the time was spent introducing me to the company by a mana
First, there was a written round with 30 questions (12 aptitude, 18 technical, mostly C and OS). Then, there were multiple technical rounds with questions on processor architecture (8086 and ARM), OS, and C coding.
I interviewed at Broadcom through a third-party vendor. I attended for the protocol testing job. They focused on the basics of OSI, TCP/IP, VLAN, and subnetting. The interview was a little tough. They asked about the basics of C language and Linux.
An external recruiter, cooperating with the company, approached me and organized phone interviews, travel, and a face-to-face interview. The telephone interview lasted about an hour. Half of the time was spent introducing me to the company by a mana
First, there was a written round with 30 questions (12 aptitude, 18 technical, mostly C and OS). Then, there were multiple technical rounds with questions on processor architecture (8086 and ARM), OS, and C coding.