There are really none except compensation.
Terrible location to commute to. We came through a buyout. The first year was good; the second year was bad. All top people of my startup were forced out after less than two years. We were given crap tasks to do after a year, with tons of politics and terrible management. Management changes by the minute.
Stop lying to people about Salesforce. It's a phony place where all people who are bought out are forced out of the company.
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
Really enjoyed the process. I loved the fact that they focused more on testing my CS knowledge instead of a bunch of obscure coding questions. The questions were challenging but not impossible.
Coding Challenge, then two phone interviews with Coderpad. The Coding Challenge was of medium difficulty, but I was given a lot of time to finish. The phone interviews were LeetCode easy/medium, but the interviewer was difficult to understand.
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
Really enjoyed the process. I loved the fact that they focused more on testing my CS knowledge instead of a bunch of obscure coding questions. The questions were challenging but not impossible.
Coding Challenge, then two phone interviews with Coderpad. The Coding Challenge was of medium difficulty, but I was given a lot of time to finish. The phone interviews were LeetCode easy/medium, but the interviewer was difficult to understand.