Lots of pros for "Young Pros" starting out. Many possibilities for different types of projects and work. Opportunities for training if you take advantage of it and have good managers. Most paid time off of any employer I've been with. Most projects are flexible with schedules and some allow for work from home.
The company is focused more on making a profit than on making the best product or providing the best service (in my opinion). It can feel like you are just "another number." Yearly raises are a little light.
There were three rounds: 1. The first round was purely technical questions, including security model, Apex best practices, authentication and authorization (SAML, OAuth2), integration APIs, etc. 2. The second round involved a project scenario where
Explanation of the preparation course for employment. The course duration is four weeks, from 9 AM to 6 PM. Questions about preparation and the reasons that led to this type of work.
Here is the funny part: I was asked to rate the interview process even before starting it. I tried to answer the questionnaire, and it felt awkward. How can I answer if I had not done the interview yet?
There were three rounds: 1. The first round was purely technical questions, including security model, Apex best practices, authentication and authorization (SAML, OAuth2), integration APIs, etc. 2. The second round involved a project scenario where
Explanation of the preparation course for employment. The course duration is four weeks, from 9 AM to 6 PM. Questions about preparation and the reasons that led to this type of work.
Here is the funny part: I was asked to rate the interview process even before starting it. I tried to answer the questionnaire, and it felt awkward. How can I answer if I had not done the interview yet?