I am currently interviewing for an Associate Inside Sales Rep role in EMEA and I would like to get some feedback on how the promotion path is, how the culture, salary, benefits, etc. are. Thank you very much!
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Run, dont waste your time, its only going to be a waste
Not
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I have seen some really good NGSA hires. I've seen most of them get promoted catapult style out into the field WAY before they're ready. If you don't mind customers scorching you for problems you didn't create, do not understand and for sure have no help or resources to fix - then this place is great for you! Especially so if you want to just do a year or two to get field experience on your resume. Otherwise, don't stay too long and do not expect to "delight" your customers.
Stay clear. Its Dell he-l. A graveyard where everyone is waiting for layoff. You will learn nothing and be poor. Just don't and go anywhere else.
Dell is not a good place to work. It used to be. It's not that kind of place anymore.
NGSA is the perfect place to start, grow, and steal the old AEs' jobs. The last one is definitely the best part.
A peer who has been at Dell for nearly three decades today said verbatim “this place was fun once upon a time… it’s definitely not fun here anymore and I feel for you younger people who still have years of employment left to think about.”
Run. Literally go anywhere else
@OP look elsewhere!
Absolutely not. Unless this is your first job and you're only looking for a foot in the door and you NEED a job, go elsewhere. I've been at Dell for better part of a decade and it su-ks so bad here nowadays.
Promotions are nonexistant unless you're absurdly lucky or you burn yourself out with corporate cultureslop.
Culture su-ks because the only people in the office nowadays are people who haven't had luck finding jobs elsewhere or they're Michael Scott aspirants. All the talent has left or found ways to remain remote.
Salary is generally low for entry level, but that's normal. If you perform you can get a decent paycheck, but that's a big IF especially in your first few years.
Benefits I can't speak to but if you're outside the US they'll almost certainly be better than what we've got.