Dell Consultant Project Management Engineer salaries in India

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Everything that was good about Dell ended 2 years back. Nothing is good now.

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...es more miserable and feel tortured from 5 days a week policy and no promotions. And from what I have heard extremely low or negligible salary hikes. The culture is extremely bad for a long term perspective and would take a toll on your mental health. The work that they make you do is dated and not industry relevant. So don't join dell unless you want to spoil your mental health and career.

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Good work environment and culture.teammates are supported and the management is transparent.

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There is a lot of politics and the management doesn't address our issues. salary is decent but career growth is slow.

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...es is those who are nearby wil have to book security can and it leads to delays. But highly secure Good pay and salary hikes Even in layoffs they will give 6 months salary in India unlike other companies who give no compensation Good food

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Poor management.Every year layoffs in month of February and August

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The culture and work life balance at Dell is excellent. There are learning opportunities depending on the job role.

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Due to constant layoffs the job security isn't there. Also, compensation should be improved.

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I don't see a single point as of now. This used to be best work life balance org, but not anymore.

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The Work-Life Balance is becoming very poor day by day with expectations to work late hours and weekends without compensation, is particularly challenging. Compensation and benefits are below industry standards. The immediate management tends to be retaliative and blame-shifting, which creates a challenging and equally toxic atmosphere., The work culture is dying here, is toxic, pressuring employees to overwork. Too many long, unproductive meetings further reduce overall productivity. There are limited opportunities for career growth and advancement. Too much micro management at work by immediate leaders. Too much work over commit to higher management of immediate leader leading to employee dissatisfaction.