Work-life balance Technical growth
Nothing much I found as cons in Dell.
All good.
The interview process was good. The interviewers checked general skills and aptitude. The questions focused more on a person's aptitude than rote memory. The intent was to see if the person has a learning attitude and excellent skills.
Virtual interviews, though the norm now, are more difficult, especially for open-ended questions like System Design. The Hiring Manager also seemed to be in a hurry, stating he had another interview to conduct.
The interviewer is unclear about what is needed, asking questions for the sake of it, irrespective of the candidate's experience. We are also unsure about the role, and feedback is not given immediately.
The interview process was good. The interviewers checked general skills and aptitude. The questions focused more on a person's aptitude than rote memory. The intent was to see if the person has a learning attitude and excellent skills.
Virtual interviews, though the norm now, are more difficult, especially for open-ended questions like System Design. The Hiring Manager also seemed to be in a hurry, stating he had another interview to conduct.
The interviewer is unclear about what is needed, asking questions for the sake of it, irrespective of the candidate's experience. We are also unsure about the role, and feedback is not given immediately.