Broadcom is the best place to work if you need good benefits for the family. Broadcom is also large enough if you want to grow in your career.
Broadcom is a busy place to work. You have to put in a lot of hours per week in order to finish your tasks for the job.
If management could listen to the workers, then the workplace would be much better for us to accomplish our jobs.
The interview was in 2004, when the Broadcom culture was much better. It was more of a panel interview, designed to "get to know" your personality and skills. The human factor was important. I can imagine new hires may be only knowledge-based, and n
The campus interview came first. The people there were nice and friendly. I was then invited to Irvine for a day of interviews. The administrative staff were very professional. They have their own travel department, which issued my tickets. It was
They contacted me via email, having found my resume. I called them on my way home from a six-month contract job I had in Holland. We set up everything and I flew out there for an overnight visit. The interview was from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. all day; we
The interview was in 2004, when the Broadcom culture was much better. It was more of a panel interview, designed to "get to know" your personality and skills. The human factor was important. I can imagine new hires may be only knowledge-based, and n
The campus interview came first. The people there were nice and friendly. I was then invited to Irvine for a day of interviews. The administrative staff were very professional. They have their own travel department, which issued my tickets. It was
They contacted me via email, having found my resume. I called them on my way home from a six-month contract job I had in Holland. We set up everything and I flew out there for an overnight visit. The interview was from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. all day; we