Dell Technologies is a big company with many customers around the world. It's a good place to take on challenges and face difficult problems. Based on my experience with several projects, all of them involve significant load/performance challenges. You will definitely find a challenge here.
I am part of a team from different countries and time zones. It's a great opportunity to learn different mentalities. Also, I see only regard and mutual understanding without any toxic atmosphere.
I am a university student, but I can still combine my full-time work with university lectures without any problem.
There are many events like hackathons, the Graduate Development Program (GDP), meetups, local radio, sports sections, and etc. You will probably find something that you like.
I didn't find any cons for me.
First interview: They asked about my experience and goals. Questions covered Bash built-ins and how to get a sum of a tuple of numbers. The second interview: Questions included how to test a calculator and some algorithms basics. They presented a
The interview process was nice and pretty common, with usual questions. The coding part was very interesting as they invented a specific open service for such tasks. These were normal questions, no rocket science, as it's not relevant to my position.
I was connected through a reference. I had a 2-hour technical/behavioral interview for a contract role. They liked my profile, so I was given an offer the same day. Questions asked were very technical on Python and Selenium.
First interview: They asked about my experience and goals. Questions covered Bash built-ins and how to get a sum of a tuple of numbers. The second interview: Questions included how to test a calculator and some algorithms basics. They presented a
The interview process was nice and pretty common, with usual questions. The coding part was very interesting as they invented a specific open service for such tasks. These were normal questions, no rocket science, as it's not relevant to my position.
I was connected through a reference. I had a 2-hour technical/behavioral interview for a contract role. They liked my profile, so I was given an offer the same day. Questions asked were very technical on Python and Selenium.