I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Dell Technologies
Interview
The interview process consisted of an initial 30 minute screen with Human Resources, then followed a week later by a half day session with four different interviewers, ending with the hiring manager. Each session was with a different individual from the extended team, and lasted for 30 minutes each. Most asked standard background / experience questions and what I would do in certain job situations, but nothing too difficult or out of the ordinary.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
If you saw that your team weren't making the numbers, what would you do?
I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Dell Technologies
Interview
Handed my resume in at a career fair. Recruiter gave me little information about the position. Didn't expect much but somehow got an interview a week later. Interview was disarmingly short and informal, with no technical questions for a technical role (raised a red flag for me). Interviewer seemed to have decided that I had gotten the job arbitrarily before I even walked in. Barely talked about the job or any of my qualifications. Again, didn't expect much to come out of it but got an offer a couple weeks later. However, even after the offer was extended, it was extremely unclear what I'd actually be doing. Everyone I talked to within the company seemed to have this attitude of "It's a big company, so just relax and perform well with what's given to you." This isn't a bad philosophy, but when there are competitors offering concrete projects and letting you fly out there to meet and interview with the teams you'd be working with, it's really hard to pick they "mystery" package that Dell was trying to offer.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Can't remember if the interviewer even asked any meaningful questions...
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Dell Technologies (Houston, TX) in Feb 2013
Interview
phone interview, personal meeting, experience insights with job seekers so that they can know what to expect from the hiring process, the recruiters are outdated. Easy to fool in simple words.