Worked on small teams, so I got to do different things in different areas, which was mind-opening and nice.
Also got to develop features that really made a difference and had an impact on the company's product.
It's a big American corporation, so there's a lot of bureaucracy. Many unnecessary meetings.
It's very slow sometimes.
The pay is also not as good as other parallel companies.
The interviewer seemed dismissive and unprofessional throughout the process. Questions were vague, time was poorly managed, and their attitude felt disrespectful, leaving a negative impression of Broadcom’s hiring culture. I solved the LeetCode que
The interview was very light and easygoing. Half of it involved the recruiter explaining the job and the company's values. The other half consisted of questions about my hobbies and passions. There were some logical questions at the end, but nothin
The face-to-face technical round lasted up to one hour. It went very well, but I'm not that strong in data structures, so that's where I went wrong.
The interviewer seemed dismissive and unprofessional throughout the process. Questions were vague, time was poorly managed, and their attitude felt disrespectful, leaving a negative impression of Broadcom’s hiring culture. I solved the LeetCode que
The interview was very light and easygoing. Half of it involved the recruiter explaining the job and the company's values. The other half consisted of questions about my hobbies and passions. There were some logical questions at the end, but nothin
The face-to-face technical round lasted up to one hour. It went very well, but I'm not that strong in data structures, so that's where I went wrong.