'I like coding, and especially Javascript. It’s my favourite programming language and I’m keen to hone my skills further. And that’s one of the languages that Salesforce uses. What I also like is that Salesforce is cloud-based: updates and new features are rolled out very quickly. Plus, it can solve a whole range of problems in an organisation, not just client-related but also HR.'

Antony: 'I was looking for a place where I could learn a lot. To me, that automatically means a big company. With plenty of senior colleagues and training options. With lots of projects where I can improve my development skills.'

Antony: 'I visited several big firms, but I liked the atmosphere at Deloitte. It’s big, but the teams are really close-knit. You don’t feel like you’re working for a huge corporation.'

'I expected a very formal atmosphere, but I was wrong. It’s not exactly informal, but it’s fairly casual. There’s room for the occasional joke, and I’ve made friends in Deloitte.'

'Definitely my coding skills. I learned an awful lot from more experienced colleagues and just by practicing. I’m now moving into Apex as well. Besides, I’ve learned to read situations, analyse potential problems and explain things to others. For example, to a client who wants option A, why option B is probably better.'

'I’m going to really learn the ins and outs of the Salesforce platform first. Longer term, I hope to move into architecture. Building applications coherently, and fitting Salesforce into an entire landscape of applications that communicate with each other.'