Good Work Environment Good Work Life Balance Good technology
Fewer onsite opportunities.
The Dell merger slowed down the process of new projects.
Nothing
The interview process is one of the worst at Dell. The first round was telephonic, where I could hardly understand the voice or the way questions were asked. Although I cleared that interview, for the second round, they asked me to come to the office
First, I had a telephonic call from HR asking about my expertise, experience with different skills, availability, etc. Then, I received a call from the technical team two days later for a 45-minute telephonic interview. After that, I had a face-to-
Based on basics, focusing on grain-level detail and emphasizing a person's extended thought process for solving a problem using all possible ways. There is no emphasis on framework knowledge, and they do listen to individual preferences for work and
The interview process is one of the worst at Dell. The first round was telephonic, where I could hardly understand the voice or the way questions were asked. Although I cleared that interview, for the second round, they asked me to come to the office
First, I had a telephonic call from HR asking about my expertise, experience with different skills, availability, etc. Then, I received a call from the technical team two days later for a 45-minute telephonic interview. After that, I had a face-to-
Based on basics, focusing on grain-level detail and emphasizing a person's extended thought process for solving a problem using all possible ways. There is no emphasis on framework knowledge, and they do listen to individual preferences for work and