Good work-life balance compared to other companies.
Too much bureaucracy for getting things done.
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.
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
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
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.
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
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