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Finance analyst - finance development program
Multitude of possibilities to network and grow within various departments. invaluable experience of learning on the job Diversity is a huge strength.
exams, case studies and a 2 year contract may put some candidates off.
System administrator
Good pay, flexible schedule and varied responsibilites
Terrible management structure, had to jump through too many hoops to get anything approved
Hardware engineer
Great company and lots of great employees
none that I can think of
Product manager
None that I can think of
Too many issues to list. Senior management hasn’t a clue. Layoffs constantly. BUs don’t work together.
Senior principal systems engineer
Higher pay than other company with same grade
Too many meetings but you could filter which one you would like to join
Account manager
Technological and very profesional, good atmosphère
Pression for sales target all' the quarters
Anonymous employee
Great Place to work and advancement.
New Organization structure during 2025 ended team building by making one company/Division team instead of smaller specialized teams.
Software enginner
Good to work here at Dell
Work Life Balance is little less
Sales operations analyst
Benefits were good, other than that, get out!
Bad management (very toxic). They will hand off all the work to the top performers and everyone else cruises
Advisor
- Your teammates will likely be decent, hardworking folks - Benefits are consistent with industry norms
- Leadership lies - Leadership flip flops on decisions - Constant layoffs with national news about "record profits" immediately following - Insensitivity across the board - Leadership doesn't care about employees