The company really does try to penetrate new markets.
The company aims for high volume markets by targeting the low tier. In this regard, you don't really get to work on the latest technology, and Broadcom is always one step behind the industry leader.
Hire more college graduates. Broadcom almost only hires people from industry with experience, and soon enough it will show as the company lacks innovation and the energy to keep it competitive.
Initial meet and greet, followed by an hour's telephone interview (technical). Several weeks later, there was a full day, one-on-one, face-to-face technical interview.
Five rounds followed by an HR round. This includes: * Basic screening * In-depth coding testing * Industry experience * Lessons learned * Cause analysis Each round is 30-40 minutes long. Plan for a whole day.
Questions on resume, projects done, and basics of C and C++.
Initial meet and greet, followed by an hour's telephone interview (technical). Several weeks later, there was a full day, one-on-one, face-to-face technical interview.
Five rounds followed by an HR round. This includes: * Basic screening * In-depth coding testing * Industry experience * Lessons learned * Cause analysis Each round is 30-40 minutes long. Plan for a whole day.
Questions on resume, projects done, and basics of C and C++.