The LCF Group Senior Salesforce Administrator Interview Questions and Answers

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. 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. 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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It’s developed a topic based on the specific note

Q1. Lookup and masterdetail
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Q2. Owd and profile level permission
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Q3. Write a trigger
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A trigger is a piece of code that is executed before or after a record is inserted, updated, or deleted in Salesforce.
• Triggers are written in Apex and are used to perform custom actions on records.

• Triggers can be executed before or after a record is inserted, updated, or deleted.

• Triggers can be used to enforce validation rules, update related records, or perform other custom logic.
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Q4. LWC lifecycle hooks
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Q5. LWC decorators and uses
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LWC decorators are used to add metadata to class fields or methods. '@api' is used to expose a public property or method.
• LWC decorators are used to enhance the functionality of Lightning web components.

• '@api' decorator is used to expose a public property or method that can be accessed by parent components.

• Other decorators like '@track', '@wire', '@api get', '@api set' are also commonly used in LWC development.
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Q1. Moderate qus like lwc componets @notaions lifecysclehook
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Q1. R u interested in sales
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Yes, I am interested in sales as it allows me to understand customer needs and provide solutions.
• I enjoy interacting with customers and understanding their requirements.

• I am motivated by meeting sales targets and achieving success.

• I believe in the value of building relationships with clients to drive business growth.
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Q2. Ready to relocation
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Yes, I am ready for relocation.
• I am open to relocating for the right opportunity

• I have experience moving for previous jobs

• I am excited about the possibility of living in a new city
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Q1. Profile, role differencess
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Q2. How data is sent by callout
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Data is sent by callout using HTTP request methods like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE.
• Data can be sent in the request body or as query parameters

• Headers can be used to provide additional information

• Response codes indicate the status of the request

• Examples: Sending data to an external API, retrieving data from a web service
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Q1. Types of flow in salesforce
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Types of flow in Salesforce include autolaunched flows, screen flows, and scheduled flows.
• Autolaunched flows are triggered by a process or record change

• Screen flows guide users through a series of screens to collect information

• Scheduled flows are executed at a specific time or on a recurring basis
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Q2. Best practice to write a trigger
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Best practice for writing triggers in Salesforce
• Ensure trigger logic is bulkified to handle multiple records at once

• Use trigger handler classes to separate logic from trigger itself

• Avoid SOQL queries inside loops to prevent hitting governor limits

• Write unit tests to cover trigger logic and ensure proper functionality
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