As an intern, my internship project turned out to be an important portion of a long-term project in the Dell Wireless Engineering Team. I got to talk to VP-level people during the internship and present my progress, and also arranged 1x1 talks with almost any senior employee to consult for career experience. I think it was a rewarding experience both in terms of the project and those 1x1 conversations I had with people.
One downside is the bureaucracy of a large enterprise like Dell. Even if your team is proactive in proposing new ideas that transform the development of the company's products, other teams collaborating with you or some senior-levels might not be as enthusiastic in new stuff, which can render new changes to happen really slowly.
There's an interview with HR first, where you talk about yourself, your career, and experiences without going into too many technical details. Then, there's an interview with the managers of two data teams. This interview would be more technical, bu
I received a call for a phone screen three days after posting to a position. The manager conducted a skills interview and reviewed the position. A week later, a group interview was scheduled. The first couple of interviewers were standard, with no
I had one aptitude test and one technical interview. The technical interview was very general, asking about my previous internships and details about my undergraduate degree. Two employees conducted the technical interview simultaneously.
There's an interview with HR first, where you talk about yourself, your career, and experiences without going into too many technical details. Then, there's an interview with the managers of two data teams. This interview would be more technical, bu
I received a call for a phone screen three days after posting to a position. The manager conducted a skills interview and reviewed the position. A week later, a group interview was scheduled. The first couple of interviewers were standard, with no
I had one aptitude test and one technical interview. The technical interview was very general, asking about my previous internships and details about my undergraduate degree. Two employees conducted the technical interview simultaneously.