Dell's management is fantastic. They do a great job managing the vast amount of jobs to be done on a giant codebase. They are very approachable and always willing to listen. Regardless if you were a junior, senior, or principal engineer, they will listen to each person equally. Management will always encourage you to speak up if you need anything at all, which is awesome.
1st interview - 30-minute call with senior manager Project-related information was given by the SM, and I discussed my expectations and the technologies I have worked on, my working experience, and general questions about relocation and visa. 2nd i
I joined the company through campus recruitment. Two interviews were scheduled on the same day. One was a technical round, and the other was an HR round. The results of the interviews were announced that same evening.
I had my interview on December 9th, and then received the classic holiday pause email. I understood completely – everyone needs a break. However, when January rolled around, it turned into a strange game of "we'll tell you next week" that kept stret
1st interview - 30-minute call with senior manager Project-related information was given by the SM, and I discussed my expectations and the technologies I have worked on, my working experience, and general questions about relocation and visa. 2nd i
I joined the company through campus recruitment. Two interviews were scheduled on the same day. One was a technical round, and the other was an HR round. The results of the interviews were announced that same evening.
I had my interview on December 9th, and then received the classic holiday pause email. I understood completely – everyone needs a break. However, when January rolled around, it turned into a strange game of "we'll tell you next week" that kept stret