Tons of opportunity. Warm, welcoming, and a great "aloha" "ohana" spirit. Lots of work. Flat org. Open environment and open-minded management. Not a place for those willing to lay low.
Initial stage as a service consultancy. You have to find your own way. The LACA region is pretty new and needs a lot of external expertise to build itself. Although it is necessary, it is still like a Frankenstein of methodologies and approaches that vary with management and teams.
Cut through the hype and get what people really are, not what they say they are.
Submitted CV to Salesforce website against role. Had three further telephone interviews: 1. With HR recruiter to ensure I understood the role and wanted to progress. 2. With an existing Technical Solution Architect to ensure I had relevant skills an
The interview took place in a very relaxed atmosphere. I had the chance to present my career path and a selected Salesforce project that I contributed to. After a 15-minute presentation, it transitioned into a Q&A session, where I was able to answer
Four rounds of interviews in English over a month and a half. I only declined due to a personal situation, but they did everything possible to convince me to accept. They truly considered me as a person even before hiring. It was incredible.
Submitted CV to Salesforce website against role. Had three further telephone interviews: 1. With HR recruiter to ensure I understood the role and wanted to progress. 2. With an existing Technical Solution Architect to ensure I had relevant skills an
The interview took place in a very relaxed atmosphere. I had the chance to present my career path and a selected Salesforce project that I contributed to. After a 15-minute presentation, it transitioned into a Q&A session, where I was able to answer
Four rounds of interviews in English over a month and a half. I only declined due to a personal situation, but they did everything possible to convince me to accept. They truly considered me as a person even before hiring. It was incredible.