I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Salesforce (New York, NY) in Mar 2017
Interview
This was a 6-round interview process. Step 1 - speak with recruiter. Ashley, who is wonderful, then sent very detailed information as to what I should prepare for in my second round with the hiring manager. This was enormously helpful so I could adequately prepare. Step 2 - speak with hiring manager. This was a very conversational interview which is important given the role I was interviewing for. Conversation flowed very nicely and it was much more revealing about the role than the standard, question/answer type of interview. Step 3 - speak with 3 other members on the non-profit team. These conversations were more informal and really gave me a good sense of the kinds of people that work here (awesome!). Step 4 - 30-minute presentation interview. I was given a case study one week prior to this interview to prepare as well as a 40-slide power point deck from which I was to pull my own slides and make my own presentation. Keep it to a 10-12 slide max! The case study clearly outlined the process and went exactly according to plan. All in all, SalesForce is a well oiled machine and the process was effective, informative and enjoyable!
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How do you handle objections in a meeting with several stakeholders?
I had the first interview with an inbound recruiter. She did not know much about the position at all but asked me tons of questions. They wanted numbers all numbers.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What is your quota? What did you earn? (Basically to see if you overachieved)
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Salesforce (Dublin, Dublin) in Jan 2017
Interview
2 phone interviews and a final presentation that they call interview in a panel. Basically the first phone call is from HR and the second one was with the sales department director.