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The biggest downside to Cap is their pay compared to other companies, although lately, certain skills are getting paid well, from what I hear. However, if you want to exercise your technology skills, Cap should be seriously considered. Cap does indeed work on some amazing technology projects. The Salesforce practice has a lot of business and spans multiple industries. You will have plenty of work as a developer - plenty. As a dev, you go where you’re needed. That’s the nature of being a dev though. If you want to stick with Salesforce, argue for it, but know you could learn other technologies. You’ll also have the opportunity to grow up to become an architect, if you choose, where you will work more on IT strategy engagements. That’s not the only path, however. Because of the skills gained, it’s pretty easy for people to exit to industry, many times to existing clients. Good luck.
Not so fast A1.
I interviewed with them about 4 months ago. Very together, tied in closely with SFDC as a vendor, and some pretty large, amazing programs. (Large aerospace company comes to mind)
They sure seem like they have their act together and leadership was likable and believable in their pitch.
They didn’t pay as much as I would have liked, certainly not as much as B4....but we at PwC aren’t really any good at implementing Salesforce so I may reconsider Capgem. I’m not sure the extra pay is worth the hell I have on my projects.
Did you end up taking the offer OP? I'm joining Salesforce practice soon.
Ask what their pipeline is? Will you come over for one project and then moved to what’s available? They did this to me in another area and it’s killed me for almost two years
True SC1, but the same is true for ACN too. Thanks for the feedback 😊.