Tons of opportunity. Dell is such a large company; there's always something new to explore.
It's hard for a strictly hardware company to come into its own in the 21st century.
Always be re-evaluating policies and procedures to fit a changing landscape; "that's just the way it's done" doesn't fly anymore.
A call from the PM with questions about my past experience and soft skills. A video call with a DBA, then two experienced engineers from another project. They asked me about my prior experience, technologies I used, and some SDLC questions. At the e
Very easy interview. It was 2 hours long and consisted mostly of CS trivia and system design, along with "what-if" scenarios. Behavioral questions were typical. I did hear that it depends on the hiring managers you get, so be prepared to do LeetCode
I started with two phone interviews: * One with HR. * Another with a senior manager. Afterward, I was called in for a panel-style interview with three different senior managers simultaneously.
A call from the PM with questions about my past experience and soft skills. A video call with a DBA, then two experienced engineers from another project. They asked me about my prior experience, technologies I used, and some SDLC questions. At the e
Very easy interview. It was 2 hours long and consisted mostly of CS trivia and system design, along with "what-if" scenarios. Behavioral questions were typical. I did hear that it depends on the hiring managers you get, so be prepared to do LeetCode
I started with two phone interviews: * One with HR. * Another with a senior manager. Afterward, I was called in for a panel-style interview with three different senior managers simultaneously.