Pros: Salary is good enough for a fresh graduate. Flexible working hours. Enough parking. Provide training. Not much office politics.

Cons: No more hybrid working mode. Sudden, massive layoff.

Pros: The flexible benefits and great company culture. A truly good place to work at.

Cons: Implemented Return To Office (RTO) and a lot of layoff anxiety.

Pros: Strong brand name that adds value to your resume. Opportunity to work on large-scale projects with modern technologies.

Cons: I worked at Dell for three years, and while the company has a strong brand, the overall experience was disappointing. The salary is significantly below market standards, and the benefits are not competitive. There is no structured promotion cycle—even after five years of total experience, including three years at Dell, career progression was nonexistent. Additionally, despite being the only resource from my team in the office, I was still required to commute every day, spending four hours on travel. This rigid and unreasonable policy made work-life balance extremely difficult. If you're looking for fair compensation, career growth, and flexibility, this may not be the right place. Cons: * Salary is significantly below market standards * Limited or no promotion cycle, even after years of experience * Poor benefits compared to competitors * Rigid return-to-office policy, even when the team is remote, leading to long daily commutes * Lack of career growth and recognition for consistent performance