Salesforce Salary & Benefits reviews: Manager

Salesforce values it's employees, and they prove it with their generous pay and benefits. They also provide floating holidays, "wellness" days throughout the year (averaging 1 per month) since the pandemic. They really care about their employees' mental health and work/life balance.

Pros

When in the office, there is free food & beverages including a starbucks-like cafe, alternative spaces to work, and private rooms for meetings and phone calls.

Cons

None, this is a great company and everyone feels privileged to work there.

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Amazing place to work,nice work culture and scope of work is impactful to the business.Great leadership goals and transparent in nature.

Manager (Current Employee) - Hyderabad, Telangana - June 8, 2022

In terms of career growth, work life balance, learning scope , benefits in comparision to the market, value add to the business, management transparency its a very relaxed and collaborative work style in Salesforce.Timings are flexible and office also has place to relax with social corners/games/refreshments.

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Manager(Current Employee) - Hyderabad, Telangana - July 20, 2022

Salesforce is a fun place to work. The work culture demands you to give your best. At the same time, they support you with everything so that you give your best but still don't burn out. The employees are cared for with excellent policies and available documentation. With 360 deg feedback the employee is kind of the CEO of their careers and may choose to navigate whichever way they want to take their career.

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Manager(Current Employee) - Indianapolis, IN - April 29, 2020

As an employee for over 5 years, I've enjoyed my time at Salesforce. One thing that brought me to Salesforce in the first place was an opportunity to grow, in 5 years, I've hard 4 different titles, and was able to move to a different department. Salesforce gives you the opportunity to grow in your career and provided the necessary tools to achieve your goals. Giving back to my community is very important to me, and Salesforce makes this very easy to do, through our VTO (volunteer time off) and donation matching of up to $5000 a year.

The Rumors Are True

Manager(Current Employee) - Indianapolis, IN - August 27, 2019

I've worked at Salesforce for over 5 years now and all those things you hear are true. I keep waiting for the other shoe to drop but it just never does. I enjoy my daily responsibilities (checking in with the team, collaborating with internal and external customers, bettering myself with available development trainings), my team, going to work in the morning, my leaders, my direct and indirect peers, the perks, the technology, the workspaces, the investment in learning and growing and that I have flexibility. The best part of the job is that as a result, I've become a better human being. It sounds crazy and cheesy and drank-the-koolaid-ish, but I truly am able to be a better parent, member of my family and of the community. That kind of knowledge and engagement is contagious and Salesforce's investment in its employee's well-being by default extends to those around them. My friends and family volunteer more, listen and learn about our community with what I take back to them (i.e. one of our employee groups hosts local expert guests to cover topics like homelessness in our city, eduction, food deserts, climate change, etc.) and engage on a different level in their communities. The hardest part of the job is related to change management. It can be really rough. In the end it always works out and does in fact prevent any kind of boredom, but it's tough getting there sometimes. I've never considered leaving Salesforce through even the toughest days.

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