People are supportive, a huge community.
There's always work to do, even if it's a bit slow.
There's opportunity to branch out, work on passion projects, and learn something new.
It's slow to get things done. Sometimes you don't learn as many transferable hard skills when you're working with just the Salesforce tech.
The interview process included: * A call with the recruiter. * A call with the hiring manager. * A call with the hiring manager's boss. * Three additional individual calls with three other people on the team. * A demo.
The interview was conducted online and focused on evaluating my problem-solving skills and understanding of algorithms. During the session, the interviewer presented me with a specific algorithmic problem, which I was required to solve within a set
The recruiter ghosted me for quite some time. The experience with the hiring manager was quite unpleasant. The person kept interrupting me while I was answering questions all the time. It was a torture, and I felt like hanging up within the first 12
The interview process included: * A call with the recruiter. * A call with the hiring manager. * A call with the hiring manager's boss. * Three additional individual calls with three other people on the team. * A demo.
The interview was conducted online and focused on evaluating my problem-solving skills and understanding of algorithms. During the session, the interviewer presented me with a specific algorithmic problem, which I was required to solve within a set
The recruiter ghosted me for quite some time. The experience with the hiring manager was quite unpleasant. The person kept interrupting me while I was answering questions all the time. It was a torture, and I felt like hanging up within the first 12