The company culture is unique and exciting. Everyone is willing to help out and work together. Salesforce also provides an incredible learning opportunity for interns, covering technical knowledge as well as soft skills. Overall, a very fun and rewarding experience.
The only place for improvement is providing more free food.
I spoke to Salesforce at my school's career fair and was contacted to schedule an on-campus interview the day after. Had a 30-45 minute technical interview on campus the day after receiving this email. I was then invited to an on-site interview for
I was contacted to fill a summer intern position that opened up in May. I had two phone interviews, both technical. The first began with a short, two-part coding question. The second began with "Tell me about yourself" before a ~45-minute coding q
Some good questions. Three questions were repeated in different forms by different interviewers. Quite strange. They do not seem to care about asking different questions. Is this corporate culture? The practical coding task was for 2 hours, but I w
I spoke to Salesforce at my school's career fair and was contacted to schedule an on-campus interview the day after. Had a 30-45 minute technical interview on campus the day after receiving this email. I was then invited to an on-site interview for
I was contacted to fill a summer intern position that opened up in May. I had two phone interviews, both technical. The first began with a short, two-part coding question. The second began with "Tell me about yourself" before a ~45-minute coding q
Some good questions. Three questions were repeated in different forms by different interviewers. Quite strange. They do not seem to care about asking different questions. Is this corporate culture? The practical coding task was for 2 hours, but I w