The person I was in contact with before the interview gave suggestions on preparing for behavioral questions, which were not asked at all during the interview.
This was a 1:1 on-campus interview. The interviewer explained the job functions, asked about my past experiences, and gave me a simple technical problem (which I solved using pseudocode).
I talked a lot about my past experiences with network and online services. It seemed that the interviewer was not interested in them, as no questions about networking were asked.
The job function was to develop web-based configuration pages. When I asked if this referred to configuration pages for network switches or for servers, the interviewer stated that Dell does not make servers now (which is false).
The interview happened 6 weeks ago, and although I replied to a few emails, there has been no update of any kind.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Dell Network Development Staff Engineer Full-Time role in Berkeley, California.
Dell's interview process for their Network Development Staff Engineer Full-Time roles in Berkeley, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Dell's Network Development Staff Engineer Full-Time interview process in Berkeley, California.