Pay, hours, people, location: top floor of Salesforce Tower.
Ohana nonsense. Terrible managers, lots of them.
lose as many of them as you can
Followed back after a month and scheduled a technical phone interview with some QA engineer. It was a 30-minute technical interview round, and I was asked to code some Java.
They invited me to their hiring event at a local restaurant popular with techies. A panel of Salesforce employees and senior management answered questions. Some of the engineers encouraged me to apply after hearing about my experience. A few weeks
Applied through an employee referral. I had three onsite interviews. Everyone was professional and there were plenty of opportunities to ask questions about the organization, structure, and how I fit into the position. There was a bit of whiteboard
Followed back after a month and scheduled a technical phone interview with some QA engineer. It was a 30-minute technical interview round, and I was asked to code some Java.
They invited me to their hiring event at a local restaurant popular with techies. A panel of Salesforce employees and senior management answered questions. Some of the engineers encouraged me to apply after hearing about my experience. A few weeks
Applied through an employee referral. I had three onsite interviews. Everyone was professional and there were plenty of opportunities to ask questions about the organization, structure, and how I fit into the position. There was a bit of whiteboard