Good benefits; work with the latest hardware. Work with smart people from all around the world. Good location in North Austin. Good salary compared to the competition.
Politics, depending on the area. Work-life balance is hard. Frequent layoffs. Acquiring too many companies that don't help the bottom line for the parent company.
Focus on long-term, not short-term, profits.
My interview was just okay. The interviewer (I don't want to mention his name here) did not ask me any technical questions. Apart from that, he misunderstood that I am a front-end developer, and said this was purely back-end development work. I tried
2 Telephonic for screening 1 onsite interview held at company location 1 HR round 2 Telephonic for screening 1 onsite interview held at company location 1 HR round 2 Telephonic for screening 1 onsite interview held at company location 1 HR round
Phone screen. Approximately 6-hour on-site interview with 6 people. Multiple technical interviews. Lunch interview. Final management interview. Discussions. Many technical questions. Why do you want to work at Dell?
My interview was just okay. The interviewer (I don't want to mention his name here) did not ask me any technical questions. Apart from that, he misunderstood that I am a front-end developer, and said this was purely back-end development work. I tried
2 Telephonic for screening 1 onsite interview held at company location 1 HR round 2 Telephonic for screening 1 onsite interview held at company location 1 HR round 2 Telephonic for screening 1 onsite interview held at company location 1 HR round
Phone screen. Approximately 6-hour on-site interview with 6 people. Multiple technical interviews. Lunch interview. Final management interview. Discussions. Many technical questions. Why do you want to work at Dell?