From my experience, Dell are one of the better employers in the EU. A typical big corp, but with nice benefits.
A lot of good managers, and a lot of bad managers.
I am ex-EMC and I am sad to see the storage portfolio of products and services slowly being eroded, along with a lot of the outcome-based sales people.
I had a very bad experience interviewing with Dell EMC R&D Center at Bagmane Tech Park, Bangalore. The HR department first contacted me over the phone regarding an opening. Since I had domain experience in the same field, I was directly called for a
I applied through college. It was an average experience. They asked me about my subjects, and I could answer some of them. They appeared satisfied with my answers, but then I was finally rejected.
Interviewed for the role of Java Developer with Microservices. First Round: Written coding round. Was asked to write code on a white sheet. Second Round: Technical. Questions were based on Core Java, Java 8, Spring, and Spring Boot.
I had a very bad experience interviewing with Dell EMC R&D Center at Bagmane Tech Park, Bangalore. The HR department first contacted me over the phone regarding an opening. Since I had domain experience in the same field, I was directly called for a
I applied through college. It was an average experience. They asked me about my subjects, and I could answer some of them. They appeared satisfied with my answers, but then I was finally rejected.
Interviewed for the role of Java Developer with Microservices. First Round: Written coding round. Was asked to write code on a white sheet. Second Round: Technical. Questions were based on Core Java, Java 8, Spring, and Spring Boot.