Good work culture, generally flexible.
Salary not the best. Too many teams, interlocks, and day-to-day unnecessary complexities.
Dell has a rigid technical peer review. Everyone is asked the same questions, followed by a manager interview. The interview is generally fairly simple, but it does help weed out those that do not belong.
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
The first round of the interview happened at 10:30 PM. There were 3 panelists, all of whom were from the US or Brazil. It lasted for 1 hour, and they grilled me on all aspects of work done in previous projects. The second round of the interview was
Dell has a rigid technical peer review. Everyone is asked the same questions, followed by a manager interview. The interview is generally fairly simple, but it does help weed out those that do not belong.
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
The first round of the interview happened at 10:30 PM. There were 3 panelists, all of whom were from the US or Brazil. It lasted for 1 hour, and they grilled me on all aspects of work done in previous projects. The second round of the interview was