Salesforce

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    Company Info

    Rank last year1
    Years on list11
    HQ locationSan Francisco
    Employees21,783
    Job openings (as of February 2019)6,621
    IndustryInformation Technology
    Revenue, 2018 or most recent year ($M)$10,480
    Year founded1999
    Type of organizationPublic
    Number of work sites59
    Websitewww.salesforce.com

    Perks

    100% health coverageNo
    Unlimited sick daysNo
    TelecommutingYes
    Job sharingNo
    Subsidized childcareYes
    Compressed work weeksNo
    Fully-paid sabbaticalsNo
    On-site fitness/subsidized gymYes
    On-site medical care facilityNo
    Non-discrimination policy includes sexual orientation-
    Health insurance for part-timersYes
    Sick days for part-timersYes
    College tuition reimbursementYes
    Student loan debt repaymentNo
    Medical facility at all locationsNo

    Diversity

    % Minorities35%
    % African-American/Black3%
    % Asian25%
    % Caucasian/White64%
    % Hispanic/Latino4%
    % Native American/Alaska Native-
    % Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander-
    % Two or more races3%
    % Unknown ethnicity1%

    Paid Time Off

    General PTO28
    # Sick days-

    Compensation

    Most common job (for salaried employee)Software Engineering SMTS
    Avg. base pay (salaried)$138,891
    Avg. extra compensation (salaried)$20,811
    Total pay for most common job (salaried)$159,702

    Hiring/Staffing (Past 12 Months)

    Full-time and part-time job growth15%
    # of job applicants464,434
    Avg. # of applicants per opening35
    # New graduates hired427