Great company, nice people, good pay.
The on-boarding process is not what they believe it is. You are responsible for doing your job, but you have no authority to get it done. If you have a good job, keep it. I left a very good job to work at Salesforce (Demandware), and it was a mistake. I stayed 2 months.
Make sure that the on-boarding buddy or 'Trail Buddy' is really a buddy. Mine was too busy to assist and was very 'short' with his temper. I quite honestly would have liked to have 'told him off a few times'. Since that is not professional, I resigned after 2 months. It wasted both time and money for the company and myself. Demandware (Salesforce) has management issues.
I was contacted by the hiring manager and had about a 45-minute phone call, after which I was invited to an onsite interview. I received feedback within a few days. The recruiter was very responsive and kept in touch throughout the process.
I contacted the recruiter who I had spoken to previously regarding roles. Soon, I had a phone screen set up with an engineer. I passed that and was invited on-site for a half-day interview. I met with five differing levels of interviewers who asked
1. Phone screen with technical staff member - asked general tech questions around Java, JavaScript, and HTML. 2. Remote programming test - write Java code to solve an actual problem within approximately a 3-hour window. 3. Virtual chat with hiring ma
I was contacted by the hiring manager and had about a 45-minute phone call, after which I was invited to an onsite interview. I received feedback within a few days. The recruiter was very responsive and kept in touch throughout the process.
I contacted the recruiter who I had spoken to previously regarding roles. Soon, I had a phone screen set up with an engineer. I passed that and was invited on-site for a half-day interview. I met with five differing levels of interviewers who asked
1. Phone screen with technical staff member - asked general tech questions around Java, JavaScript, and HTML. 2. Remote programming test - write Java code to solve an actual problem within approximately a 3-hour window. 3. Virtual chat with hiring ma