Go in at your own risk
Go in at your own risk
Good pay when combined with stock options.
Slave-like working conditions. Expect you to work overtime without pay, including weekends and holidays. Also, lots of mandatory furloughs while expecting you to come back to work. Expect to see many burnt-out and hospitalized colleagues.
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Broadcom Interview Experiences
Test Engineer
Very friendly and a good interview experience. The manager was nice and did not exhaust the candidate during the interview. The interview was conducted in a friendly manner, with casual talk rather than technical talk.
Test Engineer
The first interview was a phone call, asking me about my knowledge of smartphones, operating systems, and using skills. The second, face-to-face interview, included an English reading test and professional questions, such as signal processing. I ca
Test Engineer
There were 3 rounds: 1 written test round and 2 technical rounds. The written test comprised of 3 sections: Aptitude, C programming, and Computer and Networking Basics. Aptitude questions were average. The C programming section was tough, as there
Test Engineer
United StatesJanuary 1, 2013Very friendly and a good interview experience. The manager was nice and did not exhaust the candidate during the interview. The interview was conducted in a friendly manner, with casual talk rather than technical talk.
Test Engineer
Beijing, Beijing, ChinaFebruary 1, 2011The first interview was a phone call, asking me about my knowledge of smartphones, operating systems, and using skills. The second, face-to-face interview, included an English reading test and professional questions, such as signal processing. I ca
Test Engineer
IndiaJanuary 9, 2015There were 3 rounds: 1 written test round and 2 technical rounds. The written test comprised of 3 sections: Aptitude, C programming, and Computer and Networking Basics. Aptitude questions were average. The C programming section was tough, as there
