Associate Mechanical Engineer Interview Experience - Peoria, Illinois
Process
It started with a simple conversation about weekend plans. Then the manager began to talk about Dell Service and the opportunities available.
Next, we went over my resume. I realized he was getting distracted. As I reviewed my resume, I would pause to see if he would add comments, but he didn't, leading to dead silence.
Because it was a phone interview, I almost thought we had been disconnected, but he was still listening. Even until the end of the interview, when I asked questions, his answers were no more than one sentence. It wasn't a pleasant experience.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Dell Associate Mechanical Engineer role in Peoria, Illinois.
Success Rate
Dell's interview process for their Associate Mechanical Engineer roles in Peoria, Illinois is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Dell's Associate Mechanical Engineer interview process in Peoria, Illinois.
Dell Work Experiences
- 3.0Low Pressure, Unstable Client DependenceEngineer • Former EmployeePeoria, Illinois, United StatesMarch 11, 2017Pros: Low-pressure working environment. Good way to get a foot in the door at client companies for better long-term employment potential.Cons: Highly unstable, overly dependent on a few large clients.
- 4.0Good Perks, Some LayoffsMechanical Associate Engineer II • Former EmployeePeoria, Illinois, United StatesJune 14, 2016Pros: Great people and atmosphere. Great way to get your foot into a larger company. In a world of contract engineering, this company sets itself apart by offering great medical and 401K with a decent salary.Cons: Lack of work, layoffs. Some are released and rehired a few times. This can be stressful. Unfortunately, if you are put on-site with one of their customers, you don't receive all the perks of working at that location.
- 2.0Paycheck Good, Management BadMechanical Engineer II • Former EmployeePeoria, Illinois, United StatesNovember 22, 2015Pros: At first glance, they are a flexible company. The paycheck didn't bounce. I wish I had more good to say.Cons: Management is more concerned about their bonuses than their employees' ability to have a life outside of work. Management will also drive entire business units into the ground to make their point, at the expense of everyone.
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