Salesforce is a very welcoming and open company. What really drew me to them was their focus on giving back to the communities they serve, through things like paid time off for volunteering.
Even though my internship was remote due to COVID, my team did a good job making me feel supported and connected to everything that was going on. They give interns real projects that will have lasting impact even after your internship is done, which is pretty cool.
The organization is so big it can feel overwhelming at times with so much going on, from tech talks to seminars to networking.
I want to be completely honest here. I'll start by saying I love the Salesforce Recruiting team, and especially Ben Amerault. Ben played a very crucial and significant role in me getting this internship. The journey began about a year ago when I fir
Recruiter reached out with a role and a HackerRank assessment. I received immediate feedback after the HackerRank. There were two rounds of interviews: * The first was a 45-minute technical interview. * The second was a 30-minute technical int
The interview was scheduled by a campus recruiter. I had one virtual interview round with a Marketing Cloud team based in Indianapolis, IN, and received an offer two days later over the phone.
I want to be completely honest here. I'll start by saying I love the Salesforce Recruiting team, and especially Ben Amerault. Ben played a very crucial and significant role in me getting this internship. The journey began about a year ago when I fir
Recruiter reached out with a role and a HackerRank assessment. I received immediate feedback after the HackerRank. There were two rounds of interviews: * The first was a 45-minute technical interview. * The second was a 30-minute technical int
The interview was scheduled by a campus recruiter. I had one virtual interview round with a Marketing Cloud team based in Indianapolis, IN, and received an offer two days later over the phone.