Outside looks brand new, but inside is not good
Outside looks brand new, but inside is not good
- Previously, Dell was one of the good companies.
- Good office.
- Good transportation.
- Good IT support.
- Most people hired as contractors, not permanent.
- Use and throw resource policies.
- Most good people moved out of the office.
- No helping environment; rarely get help from seniors.
- Ask for work updates frequently.
- Manager will not come into any of your problems.
- Feel very bad after joining Dell; very disappointing to join the company.
- No real work-life balance.
Please take care of all the above things. Make sure some leads aren't disturbing other working people because of their reports. Provide enough time and help to the people so work will be efficient.
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Senior Software Engineer
1 phone interview and two onsite interviews. Hiring process was smooth. Phone interview was going through the resume. Onsite interview was whiteboarding the projects I worked on, explaining the design and development process.
Senior Software Engineer
It was a typical hiring process. I had a phone interview with the hiring manager, who seemed to really like me. He decided to skip the next phone interview to go straight to an on-site interview, which was fine. The on-site interview was your typical
Senior Software Engineer
The interview was very brief, clear-cut, and fast. Questions were mostly at the application workflow level and scenario-based. It required more domain knowledge. The requirement was for an L3 level. I attended at DLF IT Park, Ramapuram on February
Senior Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 20141 phone interview and two onsite interviews. Hiring process was smooth. Phone interview was going through the resume. Onsite interview was whiteboarding the projects I worked on, explaining the design and development process.
Senior Software Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesMay 1, 2019It was a typical hiring process. I had a phone interview with the hiring manager, who seemed to really like me. He decided to skip the next phone interview to go straight to an on-site interview, which was fine. The on-site interview was your typical
Senior Software Engineer
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaFebruary 1, 2016The interview was very brief, clear-cut, and fast. Questions were mostly at the application workflow level and scenario-based. It required more domain knowledge. The requirement was for an L3 level. I attended at DLF IT Park, Ramapuram on February
