I worked at different large companies, and by far Dell is the best I've ever seen.
Amazing tools for the employee; you don't need to even call IT/HR to resolve issues.
Tons of learning tools and resources.
Strong support to grow and learn.
Working with great minds.
Being a remote worker, it took a little while to understand the overall system.
During my recent technical interviews, I discussed applying TDD in real-world scenarios, demonstrated deep .NET expertise, optimized complex SQL queries, and showcased hands-on experience with Azure services such as App Services, Key Vault, and Stora
Observations: * Members of the interview team tended to ask the same questions, indicating a lack of coordination. * There was a long lag time between interviews and receiving feedback. * Two interviewers were late to the call.
The interview process consisted of two technical rounds and one HR round. I received a call from HR regarding my first-round interview discussion. The whole process took one month. Finally, I got an offer letter from Dell's Jurong office.
During my recent technical interviews, I discussed applying TDD in real-world scenarios, demonstrated deep .NET expertise, optimized complex SQL queries, and showcased hands-on experience with Azure services such as App Services, Key Vault, and Stora
Observations: * Members of the interview team tended to ask the same questions, indicating a lack of coordination. * There was a long lag time between interviews and receiving feedback. * Two interviewers were late to the call.
The interview process consisted of two technical rounds and one HR round. I received a call from HR regarding my first-round interview discussion. The whole process took one month. Finally, I got an offer letter from Dell's Jurong office.