Dell is a stable company, not very risky, and great to build a long career at.
Nothing is very standardized at Dell.
There wasn't a lot to it. I just submitted my resume and was selected for an interview. It was one-on-one and a one-time thing. All of the questions were pretty standard.
The interview provided a brief introduction to the role of a mechanical engineer at Dell. It primarily focused on questions about my resume. The interviewer was a Senior Manager and possessed extensive knowledge of Mechanical Engineering. Many ques
I interviewed at the Singapore office in Jurong East in 2015. Two senior engineers first of all asked a number of questions about school projects and product designs. The second round was with the Head of UX, who asked about product roadmap questio
There wasn't a lot to it. I just submitted my resume and was selected for an interview. It was one-on-one and a one-time thing. All of the questions were pretty standard.
The interview provided a brief introduction to the role of a mechanical engineer at Dell. It primarily focused on questions about my resume. The interviewer was a Senior Manager and possessed extensive knowledge of Mechanical Engineering. Many ques
I interviewed at the Singapore office in Jurong East in 2015. Two senior engineers first of all asked a number of questions about school projects and product designs. The second round was with the Head of UX, who asked about product roadmap questio