Dell generally has an even pace to their working days.
There are lots of nice people to work with.
The benefits are marginal except for the 401k, which is great.
Management is below average.
They are a meeting-happy company, so if that is your cup of tea, then this place is for you.
They are still in transition, learning how to be a software company.
Slim down the management and cut down on the meetings. Start demanding a higher level of skill from your employees (especially the contractors), and you will begin to turn things into a positive direction.
I had three rounds of interviews: with the hiring manager, with the second-line manager, and with the team. The interview questions related to my experience, technical skills, and HR. The whole process took three months. The interview process was v
After shortlisting, HR scheduled a virtual first round. The interviewer was from the US and very polite. He asked briefly about my previous projects, then discussed kernel concepts and also some core embedded concepts.
Position: DevOps Lead A tasteless and disrespectful process. I received an in-person invite for Managerial and Architectural rounds at the Bengaluru office for 2:00 PM. I reached the location 15 minutes prior and completed formalities. At 2:10 PM,
I had three rounds of interviews: with the hiring manager, with the second-line manager, and with the team. The interview questions related to my experience, technical skills, and HR. The whole process took three months. The interview process was v
After shortlisting, HR scheduled a virtual first round. The interviewer was from the US and very polite. He asked briefly about my previous projects, then discussed kernel concepts and also some core embedded concepts.
Position: DevOps Lead A tasteless and disrespectful process. I received an in-person invite for Managerial and Architectural rounds at the Bengaluru office for 2:00 PM. I reached the location 15 minutes prior and completed formalities. At 2:10 PM,