Working at Salesforce was one of the most humbling experiences for me. It was the first time I worked with such a huge codebase, but everyone on my team was super helpful and helped me learn everything quickly and smoothly. I was never afraid to ask questions, as everyone on my team was very welcoming.
The FutureForce recruiting team is very, very nice. They put on awesome events for us and do their best to make sure we have an awesome summer. I would highly recommend this internship program.
The environment that Salesforce uses internally to run their core app can be a bit unstable at times.
It takes forever to set it up initially, and it breaks sometimes, which kills productivity.
Checking in your code to the codebase also has issues sometimes.
Overall, these are not too big of a deal, but they definitely were things that frustrated me a little bit during my internship.
Well, I had so many interviews with the top companies, and this one was one of the best in terms of fairness and interviewers' attitude. One nice thing was that even the directors are hands-on people, so it makes absolute sense to discuss an algorith
After applying: * First, I was sent a technical assessment online which lasted a few hours. * Next, I was emailed to do a behavioral and technical interview. Both were about an hour each.
Back-to-back interviews. First was with a team member, asking about your resume and some domain knowledge. The second round was a technical round with the manager, featuring a medium-hard level coding problem.
Well, I had so many interviews with the top companies, and this one was one of the best in terms of fairness and interviewers' attitude. One nice thing was that even the directors are hands-on people, so it makes absolute sense to discuss an algorith
After applying: * First, I was sent a technical assessment online which lasted a few hours. * Next, I was emailed to do a behavioral and technical interview. Both were about an hour each.
Back-to-back interviews. First was with a team member, asking about your resume and some domain knowledge. The second round was a technical round with the manager, featuring a medium-hard level coding problem.