The best part of working at Dell is flexibility, scope to innovate, exposure to new technology, diversity in the workplace, and most importantly, good compensation.
Too many meetings
Constant change in alignment
No major travel opportunity
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.
The IT interview process was average, focusing on questions about my experience. The entire process lasted a few weeks. I spoke with a very nice recruiter, and it was essentially a pleasant conversation. There's no need to stress; simply avoid being
This was a waste of time. I would not suggest anyone go through their process. The HR representative was really unprofessional. The questions asked were not at all relevant, and it seemed they just wanted to kill time.
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.
The IT interview process was average, focusing on questions about my experience. The entire process lasted a few weeks. I spoke with a very nice recruiter, and it was essentially a pleasant conversation. There's no need to stress; simply avoid being
This was a waste of time. I would not suggest anyone go through their process. The HR representative was really unprofessional. The questions asked were not at all relevant, and it seemed they just wanted to kill time.