Salesforce Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Salary expectation
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Q2. What is previous working
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I have experience working as a Sales Support Executive for the past 3 years.
• Managed customer inquiries and provided product information

• Assisted sales team in preparing proposals and presentations

• Handled order processing and logistics coordination

• Maintained CRM database and generated sales reports
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Q3. Family bag round
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Q4. Are willing to do travel
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Yes, I am willing to travel for the role.
• I am open to traveling for work-related purposes.

• I understand that travel may be required for client meetings or training sessions.

• I am flexible and adaptable to different travel schedules and destinations.
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Q1. Can you explain about Platform Events?
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Platform Events are a feature in Salesforce that allow developers to deliver secure, scalable, and customizable event notifications.
• Platform Events are based on the publish-subscribe model, where publishers send events and subscribers receive them.

• They are used to communicate changes in Salesforce data or custom events within an organization.

• Developers can define custom event objects and trigger events using Apex or de...read more
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Q2. Tell me about Asynchronous Apex? Difference between Batch Apex and Queueable Apex
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Asynchronous Apex allows you to run processes in the background, without user interaction. Batch Apex and Queueable Apex are two types of Asynchronous Apex.
• Asynchronous Apex allows you to process large amounts of data asynchronously, without impacting the user interface.

• Batch Apex is used to process large data sets that can be divided into smaller batches for processing.

• Queueable Apex allows you to submit jobs for asyn...read more
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Q3. Explain Future method? and why we need (Callout= true) along with that annotation?
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Future method is used to run code asynchronously. Callout=true is needed to make HTTP callouts from future methods.
• Future methods are used to run code asynchronously in Salesforce.

• They are annotated with @future annotation.

• Callout=true is needed to make HTTP callouts from future methods.

• Without Callout=true, making HTTP callouts from future methods is not allowed.
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Q4. Data Security in Salesforce and types in it.
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Data security in Salesforce involves various types of security measures to protect sensitive information.
• Salesforce provides various security features such as user authentication, data encryption, and access controls.

• Types of data security in Salesforce include object-level security, field-level security, and record-level security.

• Salesforce also offers tools like Salesforce Shield for enhanced data security and compli...read more
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Two medium level question in 75 minutes

Q1. Return k most frequent string from an array of strings
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Return k most frequent strings from an array of strings
• Use a hashmap to store the frequency of each string in the array

• Sort the hashmap by frequency in descending order

• Return the first k keys from the sorted hashmap
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Hackerrank test involving two problems of difficulty easy and medium.

Q1. Director Round- a kind of leadership round where behavioural questions are asked
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DS Round- Two questions of easy/medium difficulty were asked

Q1. Design Round - Rate limiter
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Q1. HM Round - General questions
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