Good benefits, good work-life balance, good culture.
Legacy software and changing visions
Connected to Salesforce through my university, along with a handful of other students. I went through four interviews, which, from hearing stories of friends who have had internships with the company and other students who were in the process of inte
First phone call with one of the team members. Then there were 4 interviews of 30 minutes each: 1. Two team members - asked mostly about Java and design patterns. 2. Manager - More about resume and project discussion. 3. HR. 4. Another two team mem
The interview scheduling process is really messy at this company, although I initially liked it very much. It was a very negative experience. There were no technical questions, and the interviewer was Indian, making his words difficult to understand.
Connected to Salesforce through my university, along with a handful of other students. I went through four interviews, which, from hearing stories of friends who have had internships with the company and other students who were in the process of inte
First phone call with one of the team members. Then there were 4 interviews of 30 minutes each: 1. Two team members - asked mostly about Java and design patterns. 2. Manager - More about resume and project discussion. 3. HR. 4. Another two team mem
The interview scheduling process is really messy at this company, although I initially liked it very much. It was a very negative experience. There were no technical questions, and the interviewer was Indian, making his words difficult to understand.