Read about Jeanne-Marie’s experience as a member of Salesforce’s world-class Sales team, how she balances work with motherhood, and why she believes there’s power in building connections.
Arielle Frye, Equality Talent Advisor at Salesforce knows just how daunting interviews can be. The good news? She’s here to help. She shares her top tips for those interviewing for their dream job.
“This is the first organization in my career where I can actually tell you what our values are, and how I live them every day.” Learn how Jo Gaines, Area Vice President of Retail and Consumer Goods at Salesforce, embodies and leads with her core values in the tech industry.
Paula Arango, Regional Sales Director of Mid Market, and Elsa Velez Perdomo, Senior Manager, Enterprise Corporate Sales (ECS) believe they have found their dream jobs. Based out of Mexico City, both women have broken into leadership roles during their careers at Salesforce. Named a Great Place to Work in Mexico, Salesforce is committed to a culture that invests in the continued success of all employees across the globe. We sat down with both Paula and Elsa to ask them how they made their dream jobs happen and made Salesforce their own great place to work.
At Salesforce, we’re committed to creating a workplace that enables our employees to do their best work. That looks pretty different in the year 2021, so we’ve been continuously evolving how we work.
Software engineering can’t be reduced to a set of rules. Rather, it’s about understanding the problems we’re trying to solve, and making trade-offs among competing priorities. It’s nuanced work that requires experience and lots of clear communication.
Today in email marketing, the time that an email is sent has a high impact on user engagement. Sending at an optimal time can help drive more successful and effective campaigns. In order to send at the best time, you need to have a good understand of your users’ email engagement pattern. Sending right before the time a user interacts with their inbox can lead to the highest chance of engagement.
Life is unpredictable. That’s what Raffaella Buschiazzo says about how she ended up living in San Francisco and working as a director of localization at Salesforce.
Welcome to the new hub for all things Salesforce Engineering! This site is where you can get a behind-the-scenes look at how we build business-critical software at scale, take a peek at how we contribute to the open source community, meet some of our technical employees, and learn more about what it’s like to work at Salesforce.
Sabrina Montañez embraced change and uncertainty on her road to being the top-performing team member on the MuleSoft Account Development team.
