Complete lack of transparency. If your manager tells you anything, you're likely not getting the full story. I'm guessing it used to be a great place to work, but the sheer size of Salesforce has made it impossible for anything to get done.
Be transparent. Waiting until the last possible minute to tell employees about something doesn't work in anyone's favor.
Between the antiquated code challenge (in a timed HackerRank problem, perform an old Microsoft hacking challenge to process STDIN values for dependency management) and the whiteboard coding of reversing a linked list, it was not a great experience.
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
Asked many JavaScript basic and advanced CSS technical questions, as well as Java technical questions. A strong grasp of fundamentals is needed.
Between the antiquated code challenge (in a timed HackerRank problem, perform an old Microsoft hacking challenge to process STDIN values for dependency management) and the whiteboard coding of reversing a linked list, it was not a great experience.
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
Asked many JavaScript basic and advanced CSS technical questions, as well as Java technical questions. A strong grasp of fundamentals is needed.