Ethics, flexible hours, and career
Many focuses and few people.
The interview process was lengthy, but it was easy. With preparation, it can be cracked easily. The interviewer was sweet and polite. The interviewer mostly asked about your current project or normal "oops" concept questions.
I was rejected in the first round itself and am unsure about the number of rounds. The interviewer was unprofessional; the interview felt like a question-and-answer session rather than a discussion. Below are the questions asked: * How to avoid dup
What is the most recent project? What is the difficult project? Reason for job change? What is your roadmap? Why are you looking for Dell? What will you be after a few years?
The interview process was lengthy, but it was easy. With preparation, it can be cracked easily. The interviewer was sweet and polite. The interviewer mostly asked about your current project or normal "oops" concept questions.
I was rejected in the first round itself and am unsure about the number of rounds. The interviewer was unprofessional; the interview felt like a question-and-answer session rather than a discussion. Below are the questions asked: * How to avoid dup
What is the most recent project? What is the difficult project? Reason for job change? What is your roadmap? Why are you looking for Dell? What will you be after a few years?