Dell is a very large employer here in Austin. The company is much better about work flexibility than it used to be. The location is great if you live in Round Rock.
Dell as a company has not found its direction. So, it's worth consideration that you are hitching your wagon to an incomplete corporate transition. No ESPP. If you live in Austin, it is a commute.
Dell should have an ESPP.
The interview was a 4-on-1 session where they went through my resume, asking about each listed item. They inquired about what I did for projects and how I accomplished them. Additionally, they asked about any outside experience that might relate to
I was referred by a friend who interned there last year. They gave me a single phone interview where they told me about the project I would work on and asked about my experience in a couple of languages.
I went through a recruiter who scheduled the phone interview. It took approximately 30 minutes, with three engineers from the team on the call. The questions were mostly technical and not much else. It was difficult to understand some of the question
The interview was a 4-on-1 session where they went through my resume, asking about each listed item. They inquired about what I did for projects and how I accomplished them. Additionally, they asked about any outside experience that might relate to
I was referred by a friend who interned there last year. They gave me a single phone interview where they told me about the project I would work on and asked about my experience in a couple of languages.
I went through a recruiter who scheduled the phone interview. It took approximately 30 minutes, with three engineers from the team on the call. The questions were mostly technical and not much else. It was difficult to understand some of the question