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- Campus training is good. As per the training, on-the-job training is provided.
- On a quarterly basis, formal trainings are provided with advanced technologies by technical experts.
- Any skill-related certification will be reimbursed, like I got OCJP (Oracle Certified Java Programmer) done.
- Long working hours only in Dell India Services after August 2014 onwards (10 hours including break).
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Software Developer Analyst
I was recruited from College Campus in March 2011. It was just like a freshers' interview. The interview had three rounds: 1. Written Test (More of analytical skills) 2. Technical Round (About projects and interested technical topics) 3. Behavioral
Software Engineer
3-4 rounds of interviews. Technical interviews were of medium to difficult level. They asked a lot of advanced SQL questions. Be ready with good knowledge of joins in tables. The HR round was standard and easy.
Software Engineer
The interview was good. The questions were from SQL and Core Java. Since I worked in the Java and J2EE platforms, the questions were focused on Core Java and J2EE. A few questions were also from PL/SQL.
Software Developer Analyst
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMarch 1, 2011I was recruited from College Campus in March 2011. It was just like a freshers' interview. The interview had three rounds: 1. Written Test (More of analytical skills) 2. Technical Round (About projects and interested technical topics) 3. Behavioral
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJune 11, 20243-4 rounds of interviews. Technical interviews were of medium to difficult level. They asked a lot of advanced SQL questions. Be ready with good knowledge of joins in tables. The HR round was standard and easy.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJune 1, 2012The interview was good. The questions were from SQL and Core Java. Since I worked in the Java and J2EE platforms, the questions were focused on Core Java and J2EE. A few questions were also from PL/SQL.
