Dell has one of the best work-life balances I've ever seen in the industry. Work hours are flexible, and people truly recognize and promote results-based behavior.
Salary-wise, I think they can do better.
Technical, managerial, and HR rounds. In between, they will give a break for lunch, and don't worry, the food in the office is good. If you have 2 years of experience, you might have to undergo a written test based on coding skills.
The college placement for internships was conducted solely online. They did recruit many students, but I don't know about the conversion rate. However, I did learn that the company is very nice and has a good work culture.
The interview process was average for an IT role, featuring questions about my experience. The entire process took a few weeks, including a background check and other standard procedures. Once completed, the training portion is easy if you are knowle
Technical, managerial, and HR rounds. In between, they will give a break for lunch, and don't worry, the food in the office is good. If you have 2 years of experience, you might have to undergo a written test based on coding skills.
The college placement for internships was conducted solely online. They did recruit many students, but I don't know about the conversion rate. However, I did learn that the company is very nice and has a good work culture.
The interview process was average for an IT role, featuring questions about my experience. The entire process took a few weeks, including a background check and other standard procedures. Once completed, the training portion is easy if you are knowle