Great place to grow for new grads
Great place to grow for new grads
- Very strong and experienced colleagues willing to spend time to mentor.
- Great work-life balance.
- Fun to work downtown in SF and in the Salesforce Tower.
- Great culture and company ethics, a feel-good place to be.
- Emphasis on health and personal well-being.
- Slow pace, as is the nature of enterprise technology.
- Internal developer tools could use some work.
- The high-caliber intern and new grad class can often feel competitive.
- New grad program events and mentorship aren't as great as the intern experience, which is stellar.
Invest more in curriculum, structure, and mentorship for new grads. They've stuck around through internships, and they're more influential to the success of the future of the company than the interns (who may not stay).
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