Solid company. Policy only gets tighter
Solid company. Policy only gets tighter
- Mostly nice people.
- Some smart people to learn from.
- Decent benefits.
- Decent salary and bonus.
- No free food
- Not WFH friendly anymore
- Not WLB friendly anymore
- Low to no RSU refreshers
- Red tape only gets worse
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I interviewed for an entry-level software engineer position at Salesforce. For a new grad, the interviewer's question was pretty difficult and unexpected. I'm sure there must be reasoning for asking a particular question, though. I cannot reveal to
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The interview process was okay. It seems like they already had an internal candidate and just wasted my time. It's hard to even get an interview with them unless you are recommended by someone.
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Great interview process. Had a technical coding challenge first. Proceeded to get selected for the round with the manager, and then had a technical panel interview with two principal engineers and the manager of the team.
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Indianapolis, Indiana, United StatesOctober 3, 2023I interviewed for an entry-level software engineer position at Salesforce. For a new grad, the interviewer's question was pretty difficult and unexpected. I'm sure there must be reasoning for asking a particular question, though. I cannot reveal to
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Indianapolis, Indiana, United StatesJune 1, 2020The interview process was okay. It seems like they already had an internal candidate and just wasted my time. It's hard to even get an interview with them unless you are recommended by someone.
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Indianapolis, Indiana, United StatesJanuary 1, 2020Great interview process. Had a technical coding challenge first. Proceeded to get selected for the round with the manager, and then had a technical panel interview with two principal engineers and the manager of the team.
