The location, the perks, and the salary make it a very competitive place to work.
If you are on the engineering teams, then it's definitely worth your time to learn everything, as they are a very innovative company in everything that is done.
The culture is very young. If you are out of college, you will definitely make some good friends.
Sometimes the work will be very heavy, but the perks and everything you get more than pay off at the end.
It's not a bad place to start a career, especially if you are doing engineering at salesforce.com.
Work-life balance is nonexistent.
The rapid, fast iterations of new products and technologies make it very difficult to have some time off quickly.
Stuff changes so quickly that you don't even know.
Listen to employees more and, at the same time, make some engineering employees more well-rounded individuals.
I had a phone screen with a recruiter, followed by a one-hour technical phone screen with a developer. I performed well, so I was given a three-hour coding exercise to complete on my own time. Apparently, I did well, as I was then invited for an on-s
I applied for a position in their San Francisco office. After two rounds of phone interviews, they flew me out to SF. I thought their HR office was decent in arranging my travel; they provided hotel and flight and a small reimbursement for incidenta
First, I completed an online assessment (IIRC, two questions: easy/medium). After passing that, I went straight to the final round, which consisted of a 45-minute behavioral interview and a 45-minute technical interview. Both were conducted with the
I had a phone screen with a recruiter, followed by a one-hour technical phone screen with a developer. I performed well, so I was given a three-hour coding exercise to complete on my own time. Apparently, I did well, as I was then invited for an on-s
I applied for a position in their San Francisco office. After two rounds of phone interviews, they flew me out to SF. I thought their HR office was decent in arranging my travel; they provided hotel and flight and a small reimbursement for incidenta
First, I completed an online assessment (IIRC, two questions: easy/medium). After passing that, I went straight to the final round, which consisted of a 45-minute behavioral interview and a 45-minute technical interview. Both were conducted with the