Work/life balance was great at the time, although I hear everyone is being forced to go back to hybrid work.
There were many layers of politics.
Since I was a recent graduate, I didn't have much work experience beyond my prior internships. Therefore, the interviewers mainly asked about my projects and coursework from college. Most questions were behavioral, with a couple of simple design prob
I was asked about previous work experience and the details of previous projects. Then, I was asked some general questions about object-oriented design and principles. Additionally, I had several questions about algorithms and data structures, inclu
Nice headquarters with a good design team and management. Got multiple offers but did not like Austin since housing is expensive, and Dell doesn't really design much since vendors do that.
Since I was a recent graduate, I didn't have much work experience beyond my prior internships. Therefore, the interviewers mainly asked about my projects and coursework from college. Most questions were behavioral, with a couple of simple design prob
I was asked about previous work experience and the details of previous projects. Then, I was asked some general questions about object-oriented design and principles. Additionally, I had several questions about algorithms and data structures, inclu
Nice headquarters with a good design team and management. Got multiple offers but did not like Austin since housing is expensive, and Dell doesn't really design much since vendors do that.