Good company if you have a good manager.
First-time, awful, vengeful, petty individual promoted to manager in charge of a team of seasoned professionals. He tried to micromanage the team and rule by fear. He used favoritism to let one or two individuals skate by while holding unfair and different standards for the other team members. We knew this because the entire team would meet to talk about the manager's behaviors. Worse, our manager's manager did nothing to correct the issue despite multiple complaints from the team. Bad management is systemic.
Additionally, my complaint to HR was ignored. The team was disbanded, save for the lousy manager, who is still at Dell today. HR encouraged but blocked my attempts to move to another role, even though HR claimed they would help.
Employees complain for a reason, and companies need to listen, especially when there are so many more rewarding companies to work for.
The hiring process was smooth, easy, and good. I completed it in a week and received an offer. The process was fast and organized. I joined after completing my notice period at my old organization.
It was fairly easy; I had to make a presentation on a product and share it with the team. It took about one to two hours. I liked having to present a deck to the team.
This was the second interview. First, I was asked to present myself. Then, we discussed the product that I will be working on. In the end, I received a technical question.
The hiring process was smooth, easy, and good. I completed it in a week and received an offer. The process was fast and organized. I joined after completing my notice period at my old organization.
It was fairly easy; I had to make a presentation on a product and share it with the team. It took about one to two hours. I liked having to present a deck to the team.
This was the second interview. First, I was asked to present myself. Then, we discussed the product that I will be working on. In the end, I received a technical question.