Great training programs and tools for learning, with very good perks. Some very cool activities like Hack days and volunteering activities.
The technology stack used for development is old in many of the projects. Most of the work is about maintaining and patching legacy monolithic apps.
Policies are sometimes hard to find and understand. Make sure that you understand the policies when you enter this company. This includes schedules, flexibility, and WFH. If you are on a work visa and want to start a PERM process, make sure your type of visa is compatible with their policies for that concern.
Also, make sure that you have good communication with your manager, as different managers seem to understand the company's philosophy, values, and policies in a different way.
The company culture is great, but it is not permeating properly and quickly to the offices from the acquired companies. Sometimes you can even hear people in management criticizing the Salesforce philosophy or making fun of it, which is discouraging for new employees. Micromanagement can become an issue in the company if the philosophy of the company is misunderstood by the managers.
Pretty standard interview process. It included a phone screen with a recruiter, a Google Hangout with the hiring manager (he was traveling, otherwise it would have been in-house), and an in-house interview with five people. The process was great an
The interview process began with a HackerRank coding challenge, followed by a phone screen. During the phone screen, there were a couple of questions related to the coding challenge and my resume. Next, I had a 4-hour onsite interview. This intervie
Applied via employee referral. A recruiter contacted me and explained the role, the team, and also the interview process. Next came a telephone interview with the hiring manager, who explained what his team was doing and what was expected. There were
Pretty standard interview process. It included a phone screen with a recruiter, a Google Hangout with the hiring manager (he was traveling, otherwise it would have been in-house), and an in-house interview with five people. The process was great an
The interview process began with a HackerRank coding challenge, followed by a phone screen. During the phone screen, there were a couple of questions related to the coding challenge and my resume. Next, I had a 4-hour onsite interview. This intervie
Applied via employee referral. A recruiter contacted me and explained the role, the team, and also the interview process. Next came a telephone interview with the hiring manager, who explained what his team was doing and what was expected. There were