CRM Solution Architect, Salesforce Interview Experience - San Francisco, California
Process
An internal recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn.
I had a phone interview with him that involved yes/no questions.
A week later, I had a call with his manager, again with yes/no questions.
Then, I had the technical interview about a week after that.
Questions
Describe the difference between roles and profiles.
What are some best practices to design a good API?
Why would you not put a SOQL query in a for loop?
A question pertaining to bulk queries.
A question pertaining to static variables.
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