Great people and opportunities. Lots of training available.
Learning on the job is mandatory.
Change the model: allow technical people to stay technical.
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
Similar to Salesforce CTA, where you're given a business to design an org for. It was tough, but fun. I met some really smart individuals within the Salesforce realm. One of them had even written one of the exams.
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
Similar to Salesforce CTA, where you're given a business to design an org for. It was tough, but fun. I met some really smart individuals within the Salesforce realm. One of them had even written one of the exams.