Lots of support, events, and exposure to Salesforce as a company.
Interesting work and knowledgeable people all around.
Good work-life balance and general atmosphere.
Lots of accommodations for employees.
Salesforce uses a lot of internal tools for communication and project management, like Quip and Lightning Experience, which can take a while to get used to.
Large companies mean a lot of inter-connecting teams and collaboration with other groups, which may not be for everyone.
I completed a HackerRank challenge and was contacted for a phone interview a couple of months later. I received an offer a few days after the phone interview. The interview wasn't difficult. I was mostly tested on CS fundamental concepts.
Got a call during the campus recruiting process. The first interview was a technical 1:1 interview. Questions on calculating no. of times a word repeats in a text, reversing a linklist, and basic Java questions. He asked me to write cases to test an
One interview with the Contacting company, followed by a brief twenty to thirty minute phone conversation and a thank you letter. Overall, it was the easiest interview I have ever had.
I completed a HackerRank challenge and was contacted for a phone interview a couple of months later. I received an offer a few days after the phone interview. The interview wasn't difficult. I was mostly tested on CS fundamental concepts.
Got a call during the campus recruiting process. The first interview was a technical 1:1 interview. Questions on calculating no. of times a word repeats in a text, reversing a linklist, and basic Java questions. He asked me to write cases to test an
One interview with the Contacting company, followed by a brief twenty to thirty minute phone conversation and a thank you letter. Overall, it was the easiest interview I have ever had.