It's a lumbering corporate behemoth; hard to change things.
Concierge and Chatter are soul-killing; it doesn't feel very much like "ohana" when you don't have a person you can talk to about benefits/HR things easily in person.
More concerned about hurting white guys' feelings than actually making changes to become more inclusive.
Make sure every single recruiter in your org has to go through regular diversity and inclusion sensitivity training.
I've seen too many qualified women and people of color passed over and am tired of the white male recruiters getting defensive when it's brought up.
That said, I (usually) feel pretty safe giving my superiors feedback, so that's good.
The interview process consisted of four rounds. It began with an initial code screen. Next, a video interview with two parts: a resume/background review and a code screen. This was followed by an onsite interview with three parts: * An interview o
I met a recruiter through a career fair. They got back to me and gave me a chance to interview with them. I had a phone interview, followed by an onsite interview (two interviews, each lasting one hour).
The process started with a technical phone conversation with one of the managers. There was a 3-hour programming project in the second round. After that, I went for the onsite interview at Salesforce headquarters in San Francisco. The company has a
The interview process consisted of four rounds. It began with an initial code screen. Next, a video interview with two parts: a resume/background review and a code screen. This was followed by an onsite interview with three parts: * An interview o
I met a recruiter through a career fair. They got back to me and gave me a chance to interview with them. I had a phone interview, followed by an onsite interview (two interviews, each lasting one hour).
The process started with a technical phone conversation with one of the managers. There was a 3-hour programming project in the second round. After that, I went for the onsite interview at Salesforce headquarters in San Francisco. The company has a