Dell is a great place to work, to know and learn good software. The people are fantastic. You can work across the ocean and learn from many people around the world. I was a contractor, so I don't know about perks, but my teammates made my time great there. Management was willing to negotiate rates even as a contractor. They offered a great deal for me to become full-time. Great work-life balance is available.
Issues with the management have been present for some time due to a manager being missing. This was then resolved.
Three technical rounds cover programming, OOPS, DS, and databases. Programming questions focus on C# features, in-depth OOPS concepts, and framework-related topics. This is followed by one managerial interview and then an HR round.
Easy. A regular question in data path IO. Topics included: * B-trees * Arrays * C programming general stuff * Stacks * Queues * Subsequences It was an overall okay session, and in the end, the offer was extended. Been here for over 6 years now, an
The interview was very smooth. Both interviews I had were panel interviews. Be yourself and it will go great. They really want to know what experience you have and how you can help their team.
Three technical rounds cover programming, OOPS, DS, and databases. Programming questions focus on C# features, in-depth OOPS concepts, and framework-related topics. This is followed by one managerial interview and then an HR round.
Easy. A regular question in data path IO. Topics included: * B-trees * Arrays * C programming general stuff * Stacks * Queues * Subsequences It was an overall okay session, and in the end, the offer was extended. Been here for over 6 years now, an
The interview was very smooth. Both interviews I had were panel interviews. Be yourself and it will go great. They really want to know what experience you have and how you can help their team.