Good benefits, good PTO, and work-life balance.
People will backstab you without a question. Reorgs are constant, and there's no choice of where you work or who your boss is. They preach "Ohana" and family, but if I had family that treated me like this, I would not consider them family.
You have zero input unless you suck up or are senior management. Your opinion will not matter, no matter what.
SCRUM LOL. They don't even know what the word is, or even Agile for that matter. It's so stupid.
Stop patting yourself on the back and do something. So, so, so, so many managers just do nothing.
Be prepared on customization and configuration topics on scenarios like: * User access * OWD * Apex triggers * Profiles * Sharing settings * Batch Apex * Little LWC * Record-level access * Triggers While you might not be writing triggers, many time
Screenings seemed fair based on what I have seen in the industry. While actively interviewing lately, there have been processes that are not synched, organized, and structured. Their process seemed to have all of that, and I understood the process
I applied online, and two months later, a recruiter dropped me an email and wanted to have a call about an hour later. The recruiter then requested to switch to Google Meet during the call, which was a bit awkward. One week later, someone arranged a
Be prepared on customization and configuration topics on scenarios like: * User access * OWD * Apex triggers * Profiles * Sharing settings * Batch Apex * Little LWC * Record-level access * Triggers While you might not be writing triggers, many time
Screenings seemed fair based on what I have seen in the industry. While actively interviewing lately, there have been processes that are not synched, organized, and structured. Their process seemed to have all of that, and I understood the process
I applied online, and two months later, a recruiter dropped me an email and wanted to have a call about an hour later. The recruiter then requested to switch to Google Meet during the call, which was a bit awkward. One week later, someone arranged a