Salesforce is good, but Q branch is average
Salesforce is good, but Q branch is average
Multi-cloud work experience. Pre-sales experience.
Work-life balance.
Leaves/Time off.
Working in Q branch is different from working in Salesforce.
In Q, low perks, low hikes, and no stock bonuses seem to be because of low priority and low budget allocation to the team. We need to improve the attrition rate.
Need to improve work culture in Q Branch. Need to focus on perks, stocks, bonuses, and hikes for Q Branch Salesforce developers.
Need to treat DEs equally as SEs.
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