Global Infotech Corporation Salesforce Testing Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

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Coding questions are bit complicated

Q1. Salesforce platform questions
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Q2. Basic hr questions and project based question
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Q1. Trigger to display all contacts on an account
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Q2. Diff bw 15 to 18 digits id
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Basic Apex coding questions

Q1. Technical Scenerio in LWC
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Q2. Basic sceneries in Apex sharing
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Apex sharing allows developers to control access to records based on criteria.
• Apex sharing rules can be used to extend sharing access beyond the organization-wide defaults.

• Apex managed sharing allows developers to programmatically share records with specific users or groups.

• Sharing reasons can be used to define the reason for sharing a record in Apex.

• Apex sharing can be enforced using the 'with sharing' keyword in Apex
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Q1. Life Cycle hook in LWC
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Life Cycle hooks in LWC are methods that allow you to interact with the component at specific stages of its lifecycle.
• There are four main life cycle hooks in LWC: connectedCallback, disconnectedCallback, renderedCallback, and errorCallback.

• connectedCallback is called when a component is inserted into the DOM.

• disconnectedCallback is called when a component is removed from the DOM.

• renderedCallback is called after the com...read more
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Q2. In how many ways we can Communicate between component
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There are multiple ways to communicate between components in Salesforce, including using events, public properties, and Apex methods.
• Using events to communicate between components

• Passing data through public properties

• Invoking Apex methods to share data
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Q3. Outbound integration
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Q4. After having Read, Write permission on the object what will be the reason that user can't see all record.
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Q1. Explain Lifecycle hook of LWC
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Lifecycle hooks in LWC are methods that allow developers to interact with the component lifecycle at specific points.
• Lifecycle hooks include connectedCallback, disconnectedCallback, renderedCallback, errorCallback, and others.

• connectedCallback is called when a component is inserted into the DOM.

• disconnectedCallback is called when a component is removed from the DOM.

• renderedCallback is called after the component's templ...read more
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Q2. Explain Security Model
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Security model refers to the framework that controls access to data within a system.
• Defines who can access what data

• Includes roles, profiles, and permissions

• Ensures data integrity and confidentiality

• Can be customized to meet specific security requirements
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Q3. How to acheive child to parent communication
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Child to parent communication can be achieved in Salesforce using lookup relationships or formula fields.
• Create a lookup relationship field on the child object that references the parent object

• Use formula fields to display parent information on the child record

• Utilize cross-object formulas to display parent fields on related lists or reports
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Q1. NA explained below
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Q2. NA explained below1
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Q1. Project related questions
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Q2. Flows, lwc, sharing, cdc, exp cloud
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Q1. Question related to flow, security
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Q2. Asked to write trigger related to after update
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Q1. Sales posting is best ?
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Sales posting is best done through a well-designed and user-friendly interface.
• Utilize a CRM system like Salesforce for efficient sales posting

• Ensure data accuracy and consistency in sales postings

• Provide training and support to sales team on how to effectively use the sales posting system
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Q2. How to approach a person ?
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Approaching a person involves being friendly, respectful, and considerate of their feelings and boundaries.
• Start with a friendly greeting or smile

• Introduce yourself and make small talk to break the ice

• Listen actively and show genuine interest in the person

• Respect their personal space and boundaries

• Be mindful of cultural differences and adjust your approach accordingly
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