
Cloudsquare Interview Questions
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Cloudsquare.
Salesforce Business Analyst
I had a 1-hour first interview with HR. It started with a screening and then some info about the company and hiring conditions. Then, the second part was a business case problem we had to solve on the call.
- Can you discuss your background and work experience?
- What are your salary expectations?
- What motivates you to want to work here?
Salesforce Project Lead
I applied online and heard back super fast. HR set up an initial phone chat. The next call was with the Director of Sales to talk about the sales process and how sales and delivery teams work together. Then I had a call with the Director of Delivery to go over project delivery, their methods, and the tools they use. The last interview was on webcam with the Director of Sales and Head of HR. We chatted to see if I'd be a good fit for the team and culture, and they even gave me a quick office tour and introduced me to some people, which was pretty cool. I liked how upfront they were about everything – they really wanted me to know about their mission, culture, and how things work, and they wanted to know me too. It made my choice a lot easier and I felt good about it. Everything they talked about, they've followed through on.
- Were there any logical problem-solving questions about Salesforce and business operations?
Consultant
The interview involved a written prompt, a video interview with some brain teasers, and a case study. The case study was excessively long, about 6 pages single-spaced. They encouraged questions, but responses to mine were vague or dismissive. For example, asking for report examples led to a Google image search link, and asking development questions resulted in them acting like a client who didn't understand, despite instructions to ask such questions. I never got confirmation of receipt or feedback on the case study, which felt unprofessional given the effort required.
- If you walk one mile south, one mile west, and one mile north from the surface of the Earth, and you end up back at your starting point, where are you?
Salesforce Project Manager
I had a chat with two HR leaders, they were super nice and made me feel welcome. They asked me some good questions about myself, what I'm aiming for, and what this job is all about. They also inquired about my past work and what I hope to achieve in the future. They were really professional, and I felt at ease with them from the start.
- Can you tell me about your implementation experience?
- How many project lifecycles have you managed?
- Which Salesforce clouds do you have the most experience with?
Cloudsquare Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Cloudsquare interview reports.
“If you walk one mile south, one mile west, and one mile north from the surface of the Earth, and you end up back at your starting point, where are you?”
Read reports →“How do you manage budget creep?”
Read reports →“Tell me about what it's like living in your city.”
Read reports →“What was the scope of those projects?”
Read reports →“What makes you want to pursue a role as a web content writer?”
Read report →“What alternative career path would you pursue if you weren't in recruiting?”
Read report →“Which Salesforce clouds do you have the most experience with?”
Read report →“What are your career goals for the next year?”
Read report →“What would be your course of action in this given scenario?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 20 Cloudsquare interview reports.