Smart people and aggressive marketing and brand focus.
Dynamic environment allowing significant movement and opportunity to work different areas.
Encourages a very social environment and multiple venues to be heard.
Immature software organization. Marketing & Procurement drives too many of the initiatives/ideas (versus Engineering).
Large company - easy to feel lost or like you're not making an impact.
The company seems a tad ADD (Attn Deficit) and doesn't seem to commit to a long-term cohesive product strategy outside of counting cost $$ or profit $$.
Increase the software-related budget and resources (4x-5x).
Commit way more money into R&D in both consumer and commercial divisions.
Encourage non-marketing types to drive more initiatives.
Take more chances in the consumer space.
Brief. Literally sat us down and proceeded to explain the requirements of the job. Didn't ask any questions and was completely non-technical. Can't consider it an interview really; more of a discussion.
There wasn't a lot to it. I just submitted my resume and was selected for an interview. It was one-on-one and a one-time thing. All of the questions were pretty standard.
I was contacted by an agency and went through an initial phone interview. I was told to call in for a second interview with a hiring manager at Dell. The interview with the manager at Dell was very formal, with him asking a lot of very vague and gen
Brief. Literally sat us down and proceeded to explain the requirements of the job. Didn't ask any questions and was completely non-technical. Can't consider it an interview really; more of a discussion.
There wasn't a lot to it. I just submitted my resume and was selected for an interview. It was one-on-one and a one-time thing. All of the questions were pretty standard.
I was contacted by an agency and went through an initial phone interview. I was told to call in for a second interview with a hiring manager at Dell. The interview with the manager at Dell was very formal, with him asking a lot of very vague and gen