Salesforce pros and cons
Salesforce pros and cons
Some reasons to work at Salesforce include:
- Great work-life balance
- Opportunities to contribute
- Rational decision-making
Great benefits.
Sometimes decisions are made more slowly or with more deliberation than I would have liked. Also, the compensation model (base vs. equity and total comp) seems to not match up with the rest of the software industry.
Increase your equity awards to retain and attract the best.
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Software Engineer
Phone Interview. Friendly interviewer.
Software Engineer (Internship)
I spoke with a recruiter at a career fair and heard back the next day asking to schedule a phone interview with a team lead. Three to four days later, I had the phone interview where we went over my resume and discussed some basic object-oriented pr
Senior Quality Engineer
My headhunter put me through their process, and then it was a big nightmare. The interview schedule was *very* flaky; it was scheduled, then canceled, and took more than a week to reschedule. The second-round scheduling was the same. Thank God I don'
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2014Phone Interview. Friendly interviewer.
Software Engineer (Internship)
Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesApril 1, 2017I spoke with a recruiter at a career fair and heard back the next day asking to schedule a phone interview with a team lead. Three to four days later, I had the phone interview where we went over my resume and discussed some basic object-oriented pr
Senior Quality Engineer
United StatesMay 28, 2014My headhunter put me through their process, and then it was a big nightmare. The interview schedule was *very* flaky; it was scheduled, then canceled, and took more than a week to reschedule. The second-round scheduling was the same. Thank God I don'
