Perot was much better than Dell to work for.
Significantly less chance to advance if you don't work out of one of the main campuses.
No merit increases for several years.
Long hours.
I was interviewed by an older hiring manager. The only thing resembling a technical interview was him asking me to rate myself on various programming languages. He then spent the rest of the time talking about how he was overbooked for the day and
The interview focused mostly on: * Java * OOP * DSA (such as arrays, linked lists, and Java Collections) * Multithreading * Three LeetCode-style problems (easy-medium) * Personal project presentations The interviewers were nice and prof
The interview was very brief. They asked only a few questions, and to be evaluated solely on them seems very unusual. Overall, the level of questions was average and could be answered if you were prepared.
I was interviewed by an older hiring manager. The only thing resembling a technical interview was him asking me to rate myself on various programming languages. He then spent the rest of the time talking about how he was overbooked for the day and
The interview focused mostly on: * Java * OOP * DSA (such as arrays, linked lists, and Java Collections) * Multithreading * Three LeetCode-style problems (easy-medium) * Personal project presentations The interviewers were nice and prof
The interview was very brief. They asked only a few questions, and to be evaluated solely on them seems very unusual. Overall, the level of questions was average and could be answered if you were prepared.