Great company to work for.
Great work-life balance.
Based on the projects you get, it can be boring or exciting.
1. 3-hour coding challenge. I completed it in JS and thought I had failed because I realized a better solution near the end of the time limit. 2. Passed the coding challenge and proceeded to the onsite interviews. The interviews included: system d
Salesforce contacted me a few weeks after my school's career fair. I had a one-hour phone screen, which included 2-3 technical questions. The questions were fair and straightforward. Then, I had an onsite interview consisting of two back-to-back wh
I had four rounds of interviews, with a lunch break with the manager in the middle. The first round focused on system design and a relational database. The middle two were standard coding and problem-solving rounds. The last one also included a codi
1. 3-hour coding challenge. I completed it in JS and thought I had failed because I realized a better solution near the end of the time limit. 2. Passed the coding challenge and proceeded to the onsite interviews. The interviews included: system d
Salesforce contacted me a few weeks after my school's career fair. I had a one-hour phone screen, which included 2-3 technical questions. The questions were fair and straightforward. Then, I had an onsite interview consisting of two back-to-back wh
I had four rounds of interviews, with a lunch break with the manager in the middle. The first round focused on system design and a relational database. The middle two were standard coding and problem-solving rounds. The last one also included a codi