Pros: Good culture in the workplace and good values.

Cons: workload, job stability, lots of overtime work needed.

Pros: - Was remote friendly. - OK benefits. - Volunteering activities. - Lot of good first-level managers. - Salary paid on time. - Work-life balance was ok before changes in the last few years.

Cons: Constant nonsensical reorganizations (at least 2 per year) affecting many teams; often large parts of teams split (30-50%) or multiple individuals move to unrelated teams. Salary increases were very low, even for top performers (1-4%). A 180-degree change with Return to Office (5 days a week) after public claims that Dell is focused on remote work for the future. Some teams (mostly sales) received this without warning (a change from 3 to 5 days), with the change starting next week. RTO was also applied to members whose colleagues are all in different countries. The big open office was completely filled after the return to office. It’s hard to work for teams where multiple people are on calls most of the time. Communication from top management is very dishonest and chaotic. Multiple years of hiring freeze and constant firing (headcount went from ~133,000 in 2023 to ~108,000 at the start of 2025, and this continues this year). Morale is at rock bottom. Large increase in workload. Many people are burning out. Results from internal employee surveys are ignored. Promotions are very rare — success and saving the company thousands of dollars is rewarded with more work and maybe a shout-out and coupons worth a few dollars. It’s really not worth being a top performer in this company. If you don’t believe it, grab some popcorn and read some of the THOUSANDS of comments on thelayoff.com/dell.

Pros: Provide learning and stress testing

Cons: Do not ask for increment.