Excellent, straightforward, and no beating around the bush. Relevant to the role itself.

The process involved:

• An initial phone call from the internal recruitment team who discussed the role in general and my interest in proceeding.
• Thereafter, a scheduled phone call with a senior engineer/lead who asked about my experience (based on my CV) and a couple of questions to assess my experience with Linux and scripting. Basically, I explained my experience.
• The technical questions were just to assess the candidate's current level, as long as you are not bluffing.
• Thereafter, I was called for a face-to-face interview which was conducted with four people (two senior managers and two senior engineers).
• This involved a general discussion about my previous job roles to see what kind of experience I had and at what level I was (based on my CV).
• A few technical questions based on what I had mentioned in my CV, i.e., Linux and Git version control. Again, those were just to see at what level I am.
• A few behavioral ability test questions like examples of difficult situations, etc., based on previous job roles.
• I had a detailed discussion about the offered role itself, as to what it was all about, what training would be offered, and the culture of the company.

The next day, I got a call from the internal recruitment team with feedback and was offered the job :)

At the last moment, when I had to sign the contract, I received offers for another similar role in another company to which I had also applied. With great difficulty, I chose the other company's role only due to the difference in the technology stack involved, as I wanted to gain some experience in that other technology a bit more than this one. If it were possible to work for both roles at the same time, I would have done it :)

Other than this, I was really looking forward to joining Salesforce and I still do for the near future. I would definitely recommend Salesforce.

Explain your past roles to better understand your skill set.

Describe the Linux Kernel.

Explain version control, such as Git, which you have experience with.

Describe a situation where you had to work under high pressure from customers to resolve a major issue.