Generous work-life balance, with an emphasis on creating a positive work environment.
Working in Salesforce-specific technologies can be painful and slow. In general, most teams seem to run smoothly, but there are some horribly mismanaged orgs.
A 3-hour coding exam. I had to build a CRUD app, but this will vary depending on your background and the role you're applying for. Then, a few hours of interviews on-site. Some of these were video calls to folks working remotely. In one interview,
I got my phone interview through a campus recruiter, and a little over a week later, I went to the final round, on-site interview in San Francisco. The phone interview was mostly screening and about experience, but it also consisted of basic Java qu
Good interview process overall; everyone seemed positive and intelligent. Very good impression of the company and team. Declined due to a higher offer elsewhere. The hiring process included: * Hiring manager round * Online assessment * Three
A 3-hour coding exam. I had to build a CRUD app, but this will vary depending on your background and the role you're applying for. Then, a few hours of interviews on-site. Some of these were video calls to folks working remotely. In one interview,
I got my phone interview through a campus recruiter, and a little over a week later, I went to the final round, on-site interview in San Francisco. The phone interview was mostly screening and about experience, but it also consisted of basic Java qu
Good interview process overall; everyone seemed positive and intelligent. Very good impression of the company and team. Declined due to a higher offer elsewhere. The hiring process included: * Hiring manager round * Online assessment * Three