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Dell Technologies
Technology-Hardware
Snapshot
1581 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
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17 / 32
Analyst- program/project management
So far good and positive environment
Not that good for remote team members
Summer intern
good working culture learning spree is good
Flexiblity in working place Too tight deadlines
Customer service
Work life balance and decent benefits
Can get too comfortable as job is stable
Engineer
Challenges, Sense of purpose and accomplishment, teamwork and collaboration abound.
none that I can think of
Product and solution sales specialist
Great organisation to work, depends on under which manager you are working.
Anytime restructuring of the organisation may happen, so be ready to move out and look for alternatives.
Project manager
there was good work life balance
There is no growth options
Financial analyst
- programs for graduates with the possibility of continuing on to more advanced programs in finance department or accounting department, - lot of opportunities for presenting, learning about Dell culture, networking, - pays for ACCA on advanced programs
- I see no cons so far
Finance graduate program
- You receive experience in both a company department as well as a dynamic mixture of training courses, presentation skills, excel trainings etc. - The workspace possess a lot of subsidiary activities and areas that can be explored, gaming room, gym, cafeterias. - Volunteering activities as well as many activities occurring on a monthly basis for all interests. - Many different types of tournaments with diff prizes and for diff interests.
- The responsibilities and tasks, depending in which department you get assigned, may be underwhelming or at times overwhelming and regardless of where you get placed the same outcome and effort will be expected of you and these external factors won't be considered. - Low amount of internationals within the FGP group/program. - Salary could definitely be higher.
Help desk analyst
Assigned at the customer location, downtown Detroit, Michigan (Law Firm)
The hours were long and sometimes extremely busy.
Sales associate
Can improve on salaries and appraisals
Nothing noticed as such all good
Isea
Good commission and clear expectations
Always changing and low base
Sde 1
Very good work life balance
Not much benefits and no free food
Senior advisor
I can work remotely and still get paid
Policies are every changing and leadership doesn't do a great job of taking care of employees. Near constant layoffs.
Senior logistic analyst
Work Flexibility Good hard working people Good benefits Facilities onsite are good
Low pay no salary increase Micro management No progression 5 days onsite Teams members on different sites Low morale
Inside sales account manager
I loved the benefits and the working environment as well
After 1 year, our whole department shut down
Senior account receivable specialist
nice place for work and atmosphere
nothing that much bad.Nice place in overall for work
Product marketing advisor
People are great to work with
Constant reorg and leadership change, RTO
People and Process are good here.
Lot of Micro-Management around here.
Software engineer ii
Joining Dell Technologies has been a rewarding experience. The company truly lives up to its purpose of driving human progress through technology. From day one, felt welcomed, right from the smoother onboarding process, and the collaborative culture makes it easy to grow and contribute meaningfully. Dell emphasizes innovation, inclusion, and and work-life “balance". I appreciate the flexibility and the trust placed in employees to deliver results. Leadership is approachable, and there are plenty of opportunities to learn and advance your career. If you're looking for a place that values your voice, encourages growth, and is committed to making a positive impact, Dell is a great choice.
There’s a lot to learn, even if you're a quick learner — the breadth of tools, processes, and technologies can be overwhelming at first, but it gets better with time and support.
Account executive
Collaboration culture with all people wanting to help new hires to get up to speed. Modern DELL sales approach is really advanced and creates feeling of 'the new way of selling' in an AI company
Very humble tech focus while story of the new DELL needs to be told more and louder as DELL is much more then IT infrastructure company
good and friendly people nice benefits - meal vouchers, fitness in the building, MultiSport Card,...
nothing at all RTO little bit chaotic
Accelerators if you hit 100%
Massive Target Increases which are impossible to hit New Quarterly Targets No Commission until we hit 60% of Target Only 50% of OTE when we hit 80% of Target 100% when we hit 100% of Target Paid on Shipments not Bookings (Impossible to hit shipped targets due to current long lead times on Memory circa 90 days +) By the time we ship our orders, the clock will reset with a new target and we will get targeted on Back Log too New Commission Plan is designed for Sales not to Earn any money All the Sales people are so demotivated Sales people feel there is any No point selling anything as the company is against them Many years of Loyal service from the team have been disregarded
Principal software engineer
Good company and compensation is good
There are no cons available
Software engineer
Pay, benefits, bonus, and RSUs were good
Horrible boss and massive rounds of layoffs
Client solutions
Overall good culture, fosters growth
Work life balance is not very well
Technology sales consultant
Overall, Dell is a decent place to work. The benefits are solid, the people are friendly, and there’s usually a good balance between work and life depending on your team. Management in my experience has been supportive, and you get access to a lot of helpful tools and training. It’s a stable company with plenty of opportunities if you’re willing to put in the effort and move around internally.
The main downside is the constant worry about layoffs and jobs being outsourced. It can feel a little unstable at times, especially when teams are restructured or roles get shifted overseas. It’s not the worst environment, but it does make some people cautious about long-term plans.
Sales representative
Good salary good people friendly remote work
Bad management lack of transparency
Isae
nice coworkers that can relate to
terrible pay, terrible upper management
Work life balance is good but without a team it feels pointless
Layoffs despite being best candidates Mental pressure and uncertainty that remaining candidates feel is worst
Senior software engineer
Good work life balance at dell
Poor resource and product management.
Director
AI server is becoming great business
loosing the market share for PC
Senior business intelligence analyst
Work life balanace is good
Work closely with US hours
Principal software systems engineer
Exciting work, Unbeatable Work/life balance
Layoffs, lack of upward mobility. Most people stay in the jobs they are hired for.
Principle mechanical engineer
thermal, Power and liquid cooling
ego, individual and over time work
Senior analyst
great benefits, good WLB, amazing colleagues
less cross region internal transfer opportunities
Senior merchandising analyst
Good environment to work here
Bad boss that micro manage
Prinicpal engineer
1. Strong work-life balance. Flexible hours and hybrid work options 2. Supportive company culture 3. Exposure to cutting-edge technologies 4. Working at Dell adds credibility to your resume. Employee benefits:
1.Promotions and role changes can take longer than expected. 2. Compensation is decent but not always at par with industry leaders 3.Decision-making can be slow due to large organizational structure. 4. Restructuring and role changes can occur
Sales operations
Good work life , upper manger is good
Pay is less low job security
Renewal specialist
work from home is the best
Low salary increase every annual
Anonymous employee
- flexibility - culture - vesting period
- compensation - executive leadership - opportunities
Senior software principal engineer
Compensation is good, senior leadership is good.
Engineering here has turned into factory work. Managers too busy to do more than paperwork. Career growth limited by old boy network.
Data analyst
It is a good company
Salary hike is very less
Good benefits Builds character Good start out of college Rejection therapy
Frat bro culture SMB is built on favoritism and brown-nosing
Product manager consultant
Good level of ownership once you show you can deliver, ambiguity/chaos allows growth for proactive profiles, good technical learning opportunities, nice people on avg,, great delivery makes people stay regardless of being a good team member or not. Once you put it + than 8h to 10h/day and take less vacation/time off, things can go above avg, and you will be seen better with managers. Don't expect to work 6h/day like old time FAANG and get RSUs or over 1-2% yearly base bumps. You can move orgs to keep learning (not necessarily earning). Good base pay. Office work is OK, there is flexibility.
While founder is now listed as top 10 richest person in the world, fewer and fewer employees earn stocks to vest in 3 years, 1 or 2 people for every 20-40 people in Product Management. Culture changes greatly by orgs, overall overworking folks are praised. It would be better to have a lower base pay and more stocks. Total Compensation is what matters end of the day. All who staid (laid off or not) usually are looking for better TCO elsewhere.
Sr manager data science
Very collaborative Inclusive Result focused Risk averse Diverse
Rushed environment Workload PTO Work life balance Unions and groups
Network engineer
Working here pays the bills.
Not exactly an innovative place to work.
Great benefits great leadership plus
Work life balance not so great
Account manager
decent pay for what it is
long time to be promoted
Supportive team culture, flexible work environment, good work-life balance, strong learning opportunities, and exposure to cutting-edge technologies
Decision-making can be slow, occasional bureaucracy, limited innovation in some projects, career progression can take time, and compensation is average for the industry
Systems administrator
Awesome place to work. Collaborative, talented
Fast space environment, Communication gaps between teams