Flexible time, good work-life balance.
Layoffs almost every 2 years, which reduces morale and motivation and adds stress to employees. It's a really political work environment that is not about doing a good job; it is about self-promotion and ignoring good workers.
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
The interview process was straightforward. It was a phone interview. The interviewer asked me why I wanted to work for Dell. It was a panel interview of three engineers and the manager.
Two rounds, conducted over the phone. The first round was with the prospective team (four on the conference call) and lasted about an hour. It was varied and detailed. They really wanted to know my experience regarding very specific technologies, mo
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
The interview process was straightforward. It was a phone interview. The interviewer asked me why I wanted to work for Dell. It was a panel interview of three engineers and the manager.
Two rounds, conducted over the phone. The first round was with the prospective team (four on the conference call) and lasted about an hour. It was varied and detailed. They really wanted to know my experience regarding very specific technologies, mo