The company is good, with a good work culture. However, at the ground level, all authority rests with the manager. They can either make you or break you.
So I joined Dell Technologies on July 17, 2019, as a Software Developer and worked in the AR module there.
If I talk about the company, it's good at a high level, but at the ground level, everything is in the manager's hands.
I worked so hard, spending 12-14 hours a day at work, and received shoutouts from the business as well.
Still, I was asked to leave the company, and HR forced me to write a resignation. I went into depression due to this. They did not even give me notice, and on my last day, I came to know that I was out of the company.
It was a pathetic experience.
They need to understand the employees' perspective as well. Don't be greedy.
Campus recruitment consisted of a written test covering C and Aptitude, followed by a technical round, and finally an HR interview.
First Round: The interviewer asked about the current company and my contributions. Then, there was a simple live coding exercise of merging two sorted array lists into one sorted array list, and also a few core Java questions. Second Round: This tec
1 technical round, 1 managerial, 1 HR round. The first technical round was a bit tricky, but the others were a cakewalk. The managerial round was to check attitude, and the HR round was for salary negotiation. Mostly, the process involved checking t
Campus recruitment consisted of a written test covering C and Aptitude, followed by a technical round, and finally an HR interview.
First Round: The interviewer asked about the current company and my contributions. Then, there was a simple live coding exercise of merging two sorted array lists into one sorted array list, and also a few core Java questions. Second Round: This tec
1 technical round, 1 managerial, 1 HR round. The first technical round was a bit tricky, but the others were a cakewalk. The managerial round was to check attitude, and the HR round was for salary negotiation. Mostly, the process involved checking t