It has a very good work-life balance. It cares a lot for its employees. You get a $5,000 wellness benefit per month, $200 noise-canceling headphones, free food, and many more benefits. Management is also very good. I had an amazing 8 weeks during my internship at Salesforce.
During the internship, I couldn't see any downside, since I worked for a very short duration.
Five technical and one managerial round occurred. In the interview, questions mostly related to database core internals and architecture were asked, with a lot of "why?" questions. One Python coding round happened on HackerRank (though it was basic
Had a tough written test, followed by a great interview, which helped me to concentrate more on technical aspects. There were only two technical rounds after the written test, followed by an HR round.
As a Technologist and People Manager, I found the Salesforce Interviewing Process to be extremely incompetent. They demand a lot of time slots for interviews. Simply speaking, they cannot identify the right candidate with one or two interviews. *
Five technical and one managerial round occurred. In the interview, questions mostly related to database core internals and architecture were asked, with a lot of "why?" questions. One Python coding round happened on HackerRank (though it was basic
Had a tough written test, followed by a great interview, which helped me to concentrate more on technical aspects. There were only two technical rounds after the written test, followed by an HR round.
As a Technologist and People Manager, I found the Salesforce Interviewing Process to be extremely incompetent. They demand a lot of time slots for interviews. Simply speaking, they cannot identify the right candidate with one or two interviews. *