UI Developer Interview Experience - New Delhi, India
September 18, 2021
Positive ExperienceNo Offer
Process
They wanted to wind up four rounds of interviews on the same day.
Questions were basic and easy. The interviewer was friendly and polite.
Topics covered included DS algo and basics of JS.
Overall, a positive experience.
Questions
What is the event loop?
Closure
Flatten a nested array
Etc.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Salesforce UI Developer role in New Delhi, India.
Success Rate
0%
Pass Rate
Salesforce's interview process for their UI Developer roles in New Delhi, India is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Positive100%
Neutral0%
Negative0%
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Salesforce's UI Developer interview process in New Delhi, India.
Salesforce Work Experiences
5.0
Loving Remote, Time Zones A Bother
UI Developer • Current Employee
May 27, 2022
Pros: Remote working, Remote working, Remote working, Remote working.
Cons: Coworkers in different time zones
3.0
Rest and vest
Technical Architect • Former Employee
December 7, 2022
Pros: WLB is great. I never worked more than 40 hours. Benefits are great too. PTO is unlimited, and there are no objections to taking advantage of it.
Cons: Culture here sucks. Everyone talks in buzzwords and sales jargon, even internally. Lots of dead weight in the company. You can tell in the social Slack channels that some people just post all day instead of working.
During the pandemic, Slack was supposed to be our digital HQ, but it quickly turned into the YouTube comments section, with people fighting about politics and Covid and inappropriate conversations for a workplace.
Projects in ProServ are overstaffed, and everyone wants to do everyone else's job anyway. No way to advance your career. V2MOM is a joke; it's a copy-paste of what your boss's boss does. If you want to end your career here, it's a good place to rest and vest.
5.0
Great Place to Work
Solution Architect (Director) • Current Employee
London, England, United Kingdom
May 30, 2023
Pros: Innovative, busy, always changing, great culture.
Cons: Very busy, with lots to keep up with.
- 5.0Loving Remote, Time Zones A BotherUI Developer • Current EmployeeMay 27, 2022Pros: Remote working, Remote working, Remote working, Remote working.Cons: Coworkers in different time zones
- 3.0Rest and vestTechnical Architect • Former EmployeeDecember 7, 2022Pros: WLB is great. I never worked more than 40 hours. Benefits are great too. PTO is unlimited, and there are no objections to taking advantage of it.Cons: Culture here sucks. Everyone talks in buzzwords and sales jargon, even internally. Lots of dead weight in the company. You can tell in the social Slack channels that some people just post all day instead of working. During the pandemic, Slack was supposed to be our digital HQ, but it quickly turned into the YouTube comments section, with people fighting about politics and Covid and inappropriate conversations for a workplace. Projects in ProServ are overstaffed, and everyone wants to do everyone else's job anyway. No way to advance your career. V2MOM is a joke; it's a copy-paste of what your boss's boss does. If you want to end your career here, it's a good place to rest and vest.
- 5.0Great Place to WorkSolution Architect (Director) • Current EmployeeLondon, England, United KingdomMay 30, 2023Pros: Innovative, busy, always changing, great culture.Cons: Very busy, with lots to keep up with.
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