Former Employee2.9Jun 26, 2024My time at VMware was pleasant however after being acquired by Broadcom the vision for my segment of the business was lost and leadership failed to establish a cohesive and effective road forward thus leading to many product sell offs and lay offs.
My time at VMware was pleasant however after being acquired by Broadcom the vision for my segment of the business was lost and leadership failed to establish a cohesive and effective road forward thus leading to many product sell offs and lay offs.
Former Employee2.4Aug 27, 2024not well, they didnt really train you or give opportunities for growth. It is cutthroat with little direction and use RSU's to make it seem like a great place. In reality, it is simply not.
not well, they didnt really train you or give opportunities for growth. It is cutthroat with little direction and use RSU's to make it seem like a great place. In reality, it is simply not.
Former Employee3.4Oct 17, 2024I was part of the VMware to Broadcom acquisition and there was an endless list of jarring changes. I spent three years at VMWare before the acquisition where I earned $1.7M. On year four (year 1 of Broadcom) - they didn't give us quotas and instead just paid us OTE whether we booked a deal or not. They then transitioned to team quotas in year 2 of the acquisition....Read More
I was part of the VMware to Broadcom acquisition and there was an endless list of jarring changes. I spent three years at VMWare before the acquisition where I earned $1.7M. On year four (year 1 of Broadcom) - they didn't give us quotas and instead just paid us OTE whether we booked a deal or not. They then transitioned to team quotas in year 2 of the acquisition....Read More