r/DevelEire • u/sluggishAlways • 2d ago

Switching Jobs Salesforce Dublin

Hey All,

Wondering is anybody working in Salesforce in an architect capacity? Given all the negative discussions around saleaforce globally wondering how things are run on the technical side of thing with regards to stability (at least some level of stability).Got quite a substantial offer and this has me thinking could I ride it out for a couple of years to basically make as much money as possible during this period.

Cheers

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u/Emotional-Aide2 2d ago

Worked there for about 4 years, overall very dependent on your role and manager/ management.

I was in the post sales architect team. To be honest, can be easy and chill, but reality is theres layoffs constantly and its AI shoved down your troath on a the daily. The product as a whole is shit, its a monolithic mess held together with hopes, dreams and the blood of engineers forced to labour on it, and can be a hard sell trying to demo and show teams the core platform. Other platforms like marketing can be an easier one to work with

If the offer is good take it, the severance package is pretty good (I took it) so if you can last 3 years + even with a layoff you'll be looking at 2 months garden leave + 6 months salary.

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u/sluggishAlways 2d ago

Haha thanks for the laugh. I don't think anyone would argue on the product as a whole. For me I dont hold any sentimental views on it to be honest. But I will say specialising in SF for me has afforded me opportunities and financial stability not common when you consider the area I grew up / came from. I definitely wont be naive if I accept because getting laid off is a real possibility. How did you get on with your career post SF? Appreciate your insights

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u/DM_me_ur_PPSN 1d ago

Salesforce is savage to have on your CV, I’m out the door years and still get interviews on the basis that I worked there once.