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After the VMware acquisition, most of the employees were hired by an outsourcing company.
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Broadcom Interview Experiences
WLAN Engineer
I received a call on my phone and was asked to come onsite directly. The onsite interview experience was amazing and quite chilling. They started from my resume and asked me about my technical skills. A few questions were about my projects. The int
Software Developer
This is a grueling, adversarial, and generally unproductive and unwelcome experience for the interviewee. I gather that VMWare/Broadcom pride themselves on this stringent and mildly sadistic interview process. Potential applicants, be warned.
Hardware Engineer
I applied for the summer intern position. They contacted me after two weeks. The first interview was a technical interview, about 30 minutes long. The technical interview was not very hard; they just asked some basic knowledge about hardware desig
WLAN Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2013I received a call on my phone and was asked to come onsite directly. The onsite interview experience was amazing and quite chilling. They started from my resume and asked me about my technical skills. A few questions were about my projects. The int
Software Developer
McLean, Virginia, United StatesMarch 1, 2023This is a grueling, adversarial, and generally unproductive and unwelcome experience for the interviewee. I gather that VMWare/Broadcom pride themselves on this stringent and mildly sadistic interview process. Potential applicants, be warned.
Hardware Engineer
Buffalo, New York, United StatesMarch 19, 2015I applied for the summer intern position. They contacted me after two weeks. The first interview was a technical interview, about 30 minutes long. The technical interview was not very hard; they just asked some basic knowledge about hardware desig
