I have been working on the Salesforce platform for about 3 years now, and it has been a pretty enlightening experience(good and bad). It has certainly been lucr

I have been working on the Salesforce platform for about 3 years now, and it has been a pretty enlightening experience(good and bad). It has certainly been lucrative as well. I would say that a lot of the issues around Salesforce stem from how easy it is to write or configure a terrible solution. Something that looks like it works but is so far from any sort of optimization. Much of Salesforce implementation development also goes unvetted by the client. I have worked and currently work on projects where I constantly ask 'how did this ever make it into production...and how has no one noticed that this is hot garbage for 4 years'. Eventually someone digs deep enough and whoever is managing that project at the time gets the brunt of the blame unfortunately...