Dell Employee Reviews for Software Engineer

"I worked in Dell Force 10, which is a networking division of Dell. The work culture is excellent, team members are friendly and smart, and there are a lot of mentors to help you develop your skills and become more valuable to the company. My recommendation for interns coming in is to be aware of the fundamentals in networking and know python programming beforehand. This will help the intern have a higher chance of being converted to full time."

"I worked for Dell for 7 years and enjoyed it very much. The culture, the technology and the work/life balance made my time there very enjoyable."

"I was a contractor testing storage systems the Developed Tests for the Dell DR4000 and DR4100 storage system. Created tests for Equal Logic Network attached storage using Python and in-house test system."

What do you like about working at Dell?

"Products and technology and great vision towards the market capture."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Great people, very good environment to work in and great support."

What do you like about working at Dell?

"Its successful and shares that success, and its a great place to learn"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"You need to be a good thinker, you need to be flexible."

What don't you like about working at Dell?

"Commute is too long, and work at home is not a good option."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Be sensitive to the workload on employees, there is so much to do."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Pay attention and end a project on an up note rather than let it die a slow death."

"Decent benefits, below average pay and no career path in the engineering fields."

What do you like about working at Dell?

"Decent benefits. Great work life balance. Great co-workers."

What don't you like about working at Dell?

"Poor executive leadership. Poor technical leadership. Engineering expertise is unvalued/unrecognized. 'Cost' is Dell's only concern, lost sight of quality as everything is ODM'd now. No innovation, not an exciting company to work for anymore."