Good work-life balance, smart team members.
Nothing really aside from no lunch. 😁
The interview consisted of two rounds. The first round was an introduction to Salesforce, and the second round focused on more technical questions. Surprisingly, I was not asked to code. The process was very quick, taking only two weeks.
Initial phone screen -> onsite -> offer. The process was smooth. The onsite experience was very positive; the interviewers were very friendly. I remember the last interviewer walking me out of the building all the way to the lobby. They took my badg
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
The interview consisted of two rounds. The first round was an introduction to Salesforce, and the second round focused on more technical questions. Surprisingly, I was not asked to code. The process was very quick, taking only two weeks.
Initial phone screen -> onsite -> offer. The process was smooth. The onsite experience was very positive; the interviewers were very friendly. I remember the last interviewer walking me out of the building all the way to the lobby. They took my badg
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