They have very good benefits.
Bad work/life balance
Too much bureaucracy
I talked to an engineer from Salesforce at my college's career fair. Although I wasn't extended an on-campus interview, a recruiter contacted me in a couple of weeks, saying that a hiring manager thought I'd be a potential fit. I had three total int
Quick and to the point. Simple process. Typical interview from my understanding. Nothing more really to it. Apply, get an interview set up, do it, and that's it. Could have a little more communication.
You're instructed to create an arbitrary project. Upon deeming the results of your work acceptable, you're asked for an in-person interview where they ask questions about you and your experiences.
I talked to an engineer from Salesforce at my college's career fair. Although I wasn't extended an on-campus interview, a recruiter contacted me in a couple of weeks, saying that a hiring manager thought I'd be a potential fit. I had three total int
Quick and to the point. Simple process. Typical interview from my understanding. Nothing more really to it. Apply, get an interview set up, do it, and that's it. Could have a little more communication.
You're instructed to create an arbitrary project. Upon deeming the results of your work acceptable, you're asked for an in-person interview where they ask questions about you and your experiences.