Dell is one of the best organizations to work in. It has an awesome work culture and great work-life balance.
You always have learning opportunities open, and the remote working opportunity is great.
I see people working here for the last 20 years or so, hence you can make out how awesome the organization is. Leadership is great, and they will always help you to learn and grow.
Nothing as of now I found.
No such advice. Management is just awesome.
Phone interview with basic questions related to the job posting, expectations on salary, background, and start date. This was followed by a technical interview with in-depth questions on approach and technology. Final interview was a managerial int
Campus recruitment consisted of a written test covering C and Aptitude, followed by a technical round, and finally an HR interview.
The first stage was a virtual interview, lasting about 15 minutes. Its purpose was to shortlist candidates for potential interviews at an upcoming career fair. Five basic questions were asked: * Describe your biggest technical achievement. * Why di
Phone interview with basic questions related to the job posting, expectations on salary, background, and start date. This was followed by a technical interview with in-depth questions on approach and technology. Final interview was a managerial int
Campus recruitment consisted of a written test covering C and Aptitude, followed by a technical round, and finally an HR interview.
The first stage was a virtual interview, lasting about 15 minutes. Its purpose was to shortlist candidates for potential interviews at an upcoming career fair. Five basic questions were asked: * Describe your biggest technical achievement. * Why di