Dell EMC Software Test Engineer II salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru

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Salary was credited properly.

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We don’t know when our job will be lost or they transfer the employee to some other company. If you don’t like you will be asked forcibly to send resignation letter Every year they fired lot of employees. Family/self Insurance was bad and useless

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There is nothing to like at all, immediate leaders don't possess software development knowledge and are too much into politics. Too much micromanagement.

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No recognition, no compensation hike, no appreciation, too much work pressure, leaders are worst, and too much tracking and micro-managements. Not worth joining the company. All day works and standups including weekends. There is too much pressure at work and there are always very strict and tight deadlines. Zero work-life balance. Downwards learning curve. Managers will force you to work on weekends as well.

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Best work culture Good work life balance. Senior Management is good and supportive Various opportunities to work on different tech stacks or framework. So able to get good opportunities to learn. Good opportunities in Dell EMC data storage domain. Dell has strong vision and planning in data storage domain

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Compensation is low compared to other product based and competitive companies. No stocks in CTC in general or fresher joinee. Sometime depending on projects technologies used might be legacy/old.

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Yes I like working at dell. You get good salary Good variables Work life balance. Points for hardwork and timely feedback of work. Remote work + hybrid working

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No free food. No internet reimbursement for remote employee. Taxes on gifts card provided No Sodexo Too much trainings Too much work irrelevant to your role Like I do testing for development work of others. No health insurance for your parents.

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You will get trainings on any skills that you are interested in, company culture is generally good, decent work life balance

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Salary, hikes are average compared to the industry standards and promotions are rare