Work-life balance.
Lots of different teams.
Stagnant company. Lots of older people developing.
I received a Java coding test with a single problem to solve. There was a countdown timer for three hours. I don't like coding tests with countdown timers, but the problem was an interesting one to solve, so I didn't mind it this time. The recruite
I cleared the first round of the online web-based interview, and then had an in-person interview in Indiana with four different interviewers. The interview was not difficult and consisted of average questions to get to know me, my past experience, an
I applied for a Software Engineer position, with a particular emphasis on JavaScript. However, at some point, Salesforce randomly decided to switch the position I was interviewing for to a more UX team role. This was not particularly up my alley, but
I received a Java coding test with a single problem to solve. There was a countdown timer for three hours. I don't like coding tests with countdown timers, but the problem was an interesting one to solve, so I didn't mind it this time. The recruite
I cleared the first round of the online web-based interview, and then had an in-person interview in Indiana with four different interviewers. The interview was not difficult and consisted of average questions to get to know me, my past experience, an
I applied for a Software Engineer position, with a particular emphasis on JavaScript. However, at some point, Salesforce randomly decided to switch the position I was interviewing for to a more UX team role. This was not particularly up my alley, but