Dynamic and awesome culture, with lots of social events.
Lots of training and knowledge sharing opportunities.
Great benefits.
Working from home frequently (this may depend on the team).
"No meetings" Thursdays.
Personal con: my commute takes longer now. Luckily, Salesforce provides shuttles to/from SF.
Great work. People enjoy working here.
I was referred by a Salesforce employee and contacted by a recruiter after 2-3 weeks. The whole process took around 2 months. Communication lacked a bit, which could be confusing when trying to arrange interviews. For example, I had other interviews
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
Some good questions. Three questions were repeated in different forms by different interviewers. Quite strange. They do not seem to care about asking different questions. Is this corporate culture? The practical coding task was for 2 hours, but I w
I was referred by a Salesforce employee and contacted by a recruiter after 2-3 weeks. The whole process took around 2 months. Communication lacked a bit, which could be confusing when trying to arrange interviews. For example, I had other interviews
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
Some good questions. Three questions were repeated in different forms by different interviewers. Quite strange. They do not seem to care about asking different questions. Is this corporate culture? The practical coding task was for 2 hours, but I w