Fundamentally, Salesforce feels more like a sales company than a technology company.
It's also a very large company, with as much bureaucracy as you would expect from a company with 70k+ employees.
I had applied to a couple of positions that matched my skillset through an employee referral. The recruiter reached out the next day and was prompt in scheduling the initial phone screen and a call with the hiring manager. However, it did not go furt
One phone screen and a six-person onsite interview. I ate lunch with the hiring manager. All the people I met were very nice and friendly. Looking forward to joining the Salesforce Ohana.
Applied via LinkedIn for a role at Salesforce. The overall process took about a month. 1. Initial call with Recruiter 2. Screening by hiring manager 3. 60-minute HackerRank online assessment 4. Virtual onsite with team members
I had applied to a couple of positions that matched my skillset through an employee referral. The recruiter reached out the next day and was prompt in scheduling the initial phone screen and a call with the hiring manager. However, it did not go furt
One phone screen and a six-person onsite interview. I ate lunch with the hiring manager. All the people I met were very nice and friendly. Looking forward to joining the Salesforce Ohana.
Applied via LinkedIn for a role at Salesforce. The overall process took about a month. 1. Initial call with Recruiter 2. Screening by hiring manager 3. 60-minute HackerRank online assessment 4. Virtual onsite with team members