The pay and benefits were pretty good, and work hours and days were pretty flexible. But I value my sanity too much to ever go back.
Constant reorganization. Constant rumors of more layoffs on the way. Stabs to the back by co-workers fearful of losing their job. Extreme lack of innovation. Ethics . . . OMG, there are NONE. Dell is a company in decline. I'm gone and I would never, ever go back.
I wouldn't know where to begin. Dell needs ethics. They need to be redone from top to bottom. Get rid of the constant chaos so that your best employees want to stay.
Online interview, professionally done, no problems. Unfortunately, it wasn't for me, but it might suit others. Applied online and received an email to do a phone call. They asked about my experience and in what ways my experience was relevant to the
Phone interview to ask you if you are familiar with the process. Phone interview to ask you if you are familiar with the process. Phone interview to ask you if you are familiar with the process.
Phone interview with HR. Face-to-face interview with the hiring manager and a teammate. You will need to prepare a presentation to convince them in the face-to-face interview that you are the best candidate. After onboarding at Dell, you will find
Online interview, professionally done, no problems. Unfortunately, it wasn't for me, but it might suit others. Applied online and received an email to do a phone call. They asked about my experience and in what ways my experience was relevant to the
Phone interview to ask you if you are familiar with the process. Phone interview to ask you if you are familiar with the process. Phone interview to ask you if you are familiar with the process.
Phone interview with HR. Face-to-face interview with the hiring manager and a teammate. You will need to prepare a presentation to convince them in the face-to-face interview that you are the best candidate. After onboarding at Dell, you will find