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1581 total reviews
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100% of reviews mention positives
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Senior software engineer
Good work life balance at dell
Poor resource and product management.
Intern
Good lifestyle, good growth environment
Competive, tiring stressful and sometimes hectic
Good tech stack Learning curve is steep TOns of work
Work life balance is not here need good cafeteria need good building with amenities like gym or others but never mind you will not get time :)
Program manager
After 25 years of dedication, I was part of a broad layoff. Though disappointed, it was a great run while it lasted.
Continuous fear that layoffs are coming
Software principal engineer
Good work culture Work life balance is good
Nothing as such to mention here
Talent acquisition
Work life balance Company Culture Learning and development Gym on site
Would be nice to have more annual leave More benefits
Senior advisor, product management
Work Life balance Leadership Technology Assets Support
Recent 5 day onsite mandatory
Senior project manager
Culture, Environment, Vibes, Workload, Managers
a lot of changes and instability
Account manager
payout is good. Company has clear growth opportunities. Hierarchy is visible. There is employee feedback option.
Management is the worst. HR do not go by their policies but they go by the management instructions. they take Employee feedback but never implemented. Growth is for favoritism unlike talent and business developments. Toxic work culture due to management ( human tendency because of their positions ).
Proposals editor
I really enjoyed both the work and the collaboration with colleagues in three different time zones and continents: USA (Texas), Panama, and India. I felt confident that my expertise and input were being taken into account.
Poor time management and planning, especially considering I was part of a workflow/document pipeline located in different time zones. I was sometimes asked to work overtime and/or on weekends.
