Working at Dell in Round Rock, TX: 158 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Round Rock, TX Area

"Worked for Dell since 2008. It was a good company but now I'm not so sure."

"Good opportunity to learn and apply skills."

"I have worked for Dell for the past 12 years. It is a great company to work for."

"Dell is a great place to learn about people, about collaboration, about global culture, and methodical working. There is evolution at work all the time. I have met great team players with lots of energy, and skills. I got to learn a lot by even mentoring, coordinating and leading large enterprise projects. However the management operates more like a family owned business, and usually all growth opportunities are attached to those with a very good PR with a few key members of the management."

"Working for Dell has a lot of ups and downs, generally up. Depending on the division you are in, you can get anything you need."

"Working at Dell is a little bit like suffering an extended psychotic break, but the people in the teams that I work with are bright, caring and interesting people and I value the experience of working with them."

"Though Dell is a good company, ready to move on to bigger and better things."

"Working at Dell was the single best career advancement job I've had. There I got the most experience in high tech solution sales."

"I love Dell! The company is going through a transformation after lackluster sales the past few years. I was humbled that they hired and relocated me and my family from Indiana."

"Great place to work. Never had an issue with any of my managers."

"I loved working at Dell. I had the chance to meet many wonderful people such as co-workers and customers. I have nothing but good to say about Dell. It gave me a chance to grow as a Sales Rep/Acct Manager."

"Excellent company, great management, and all around a nice place to work."

"I worked at Dell for almost 6 years. I worked with some great engineering folks. The management is the weakest link in the chain. Their vision for success is not very clear, probably because the Dell future is so uncertain."

"It used to be a great place to work for until the private takeover bids."