Salesforce Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

First round was mcq round

Q1. Some basic salesforce questions
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Q2. Most questions from development
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Q1. Critical task you have accomplished in your career till now
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Implemented a new ticketing system to streamline support processes
• Researched and evaluated different ticketing systems

• Collaborated with IT team to implement chosen system

• Provided training to support team on how to use the new system
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Q2. What difficulties you faced in your previous company
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I faced difficulties in managing high volume of customer inquiries and resolving technical issues within tight deadlines.
• Handling a large number of customer inquiries simultaneously

• Meeting tight deadlines for resolving technical issues

• Balancing workload and prioritizing tasks effectively
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Q1. Salesforce Apex and lwc
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Q2. Need Salesforce updates
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Q3. Are you good with lwc
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Yes, I am proficient in Lightning Web Components (LWC) development.
• Experienced in developing custom components using LWC framework

• Knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Salesforce Apex

• Familiar with Salesforce Lightning Design System (SLDS)

• Ability to create interactive and responsive user interfaces

• Troubleshooting and debugging skills for LWC applications
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Q1. What is Scatter gather how it works
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Scatter gather is a Mule component that sends a message to multiple targets in parallel and aggregates the responses.
• Scatter gather allows you to send a message to multiple endpoints concurrently.

• Each endpoint processes the message independently and returns a response.

• The responses are then aggregated and returned as a single message.

• Useful for scenarios where you need to call multiple services and combine their result...read more
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Q2. When should REST APIs be used, and when are SOAP APIs more appropriate?
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REST APIs are more suitable for lightweight, stateless communication, while SOAP APIs are better for complex, stateful interactions.
• REST APIs are preferred for web-based applications due to their simplicity and flexibility.

• SOAP APIs are better suited for enterprise-level applications that require strict security and transactional support.

• REST APIs use standard HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE, making them e...read more
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Q1. When should you provide the DataWeave code based on the given input and output, and can you explain how it was executed?
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DataWeave code should be provided based on input and output requirements to transform data in Mulesoft.
• DataWeave code should be provided when there is a need to transform data from one format to another.

• It should be executed when integrating systems with different data structures.

• Examples include transforming JSON to XML, CSV to JSON, etc.
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Q2. How do you approach a given task, and can you explain the connectors involved as well as the expected outcomes?
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I approach tasks by analyzing requirements, selecting appropriate connectors, designing the integration flow, testing, and ensuring expected outcomes are met.
• Analyze the requirements of the task to understand the data sources, transformations, and endpoints involved

• Select the appropriate connectors based on the systems being integrated (e.g. Salesforce, SAP, databases)

• Design the integration flow using MuleSoft's Anypoi...read more
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Q1. What are the three types of data extensions?
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The three types of data extensions are Data Extension, Sendable Data Extension, and Data Filter.
• Data Extension: Used to store data and can be used for sending emails.

• Sendable Data Extension: A type of Data Extension that can be used for sending emails.

• Data Filter: Used to segment data based on specific criteria.
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Q2. How many complex journeys you have worked on?
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I have worked on multiple complex journeys involving troubleshooting network issues, resolving software bugs, and implementing system upgrades.
• Troubleshooting network issues for a multinational company with offices in multiple countries

• Resolving software bugs in a critical application used by thousands of users

• Implementing system upgrades for a large-scale data center to improve performance and security
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Q1. Would you be able to handle a client when something is messed up?
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Yes, I have experience handling clients in stressful situations and resolving issues effectively.
• I have strong communication skills to calmly address the client's concerns

• I am able to troubleshoot and identify the root cause of the issue

• I have experience in providing timely and effective solutions to clients

• I am able to remain calm and professional under pressure
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Q2. Are you open for shifts?
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Yes, I am open for shifts and can work flexible hours as required.
• I am willing to work different shifts including nights and weekends

• I understand the importance of being available to support customers at all times

• I have previous experience working in a shift-based role
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Q1. Situation based questions. Will provide issue and will ask the troubleshooting methode which we will choose
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Q1. General HR questions
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Q2. Salesforce values
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Q1. Explain 3 way handshake
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Three-way handshake is a method used in TCP/IP network to establish a connection between a client and server.
• Client sends a SYN packet to the server to initiate a connection

• Server responds with a SYN-ACK packet to acknowledge the request

• Client sends an ACK packet back to the server to confirm the connection
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Q1. How do you handle a situation where you do not know answer to a question?
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Good questions around data structures and algorithms

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Q1. Salesforce config
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Q2. Lwc aura javascript databases sql
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