Nothing specific to EMC (and then Dell EMC) stands out as positive.
Overall, the environment was poor, with periodic dips into toxic.
People were treated poorly by management; they were micromanaged and bullied.
There were not any feelings of safety.
Upper management was standard dysfunctional. At first glance, they were positive and seemingly well-intentioned. As time progressed, they became dictatorial and disconnected from engineering.
The behaviors of talent management were similar to those of an abusive partner. The violence was social and emotional, and it was focused on employees.
Leave management.
Read "Work Rules" and "Leaders Eat Last".
Reflect deeply whether you are a leader or a manager.
Start over.
The interview process is relatively easy to clear. You need to be strong in basic and domain knowledge. They have around four rounds. The first three rounds are technical, and the final one is managerial. However, even in this round, I was asked tec
One cultural interview, really pretty standard behavioral stuff, like how you handle adversity. The technical interview was more interesting with actual practical programming exercises. Lots of forms to fill out.
The interview process covered coding concepts, and the interviewers were friendly. It ranged from design to actually writing code and solving simple programs on a whiteboard. The interview process covered coding concepts, and the interviewers were fr
The interview process is relatively easy to clear. You need to be strong in basic and domain knowledge. They have around four rounds. The first three rounds are technical, and the final one is managerial. However, even in this round, I was asked tec
One cultural interview, really pretty standard behavioral stuff, like how you handle adversity. The technical interview was more interesting with actual practical programming exercises. Lots of forms to fill out.
The interview process covered coding concepts, and the interviewers were friendly. It ranged from design to actually writing code and solving simple programs on a whiteboard. The interview process covered coding concepts, and the interviewers were fr