Capgemini – Salesforce Developer Interview Questions
What's Covered
Topics covered in this interview.
01Lightning Web Components5
02SOQL & Data2
03Apex & Triggers4
04Salesforce Core Concepts3
05General & Experience8
All Interview Questions
Every question asked in this interview, listed one by one.
1There is one button on component I want that button on classic VisualForce page & lighting. Whenever when I on click of that button it should navigate me to other component , how I can achieve this ?
2I want to display a list of contact there is one checkbox available if I select that check box button then selected record will displayed on component. What will be your approach to achieve this, what validations we need to follow ?
3I want display lookup field on component how we can achieved this.
4What is component event & application difference between them?
5In lightning web components I want to pass data between parent to child how I can do this ? what are available ways ?
6what is database.sateful ?
7Have work on soql with for ?
8I want pass the data from JS to apex how we can pass..?
9There are two objects Employee and Offer when employee status change , I want to generate a offer record for that employee details and send the details by email , I want achieve that scenario through batch apex how we can do this ?
10what best practices of trigger ?
11Consider whole organization have only one trigger on Account object I try to update some filed through trigger but I am getting error as "row unlock" what is exact issue ?
12have u work on integration? What you have done ?
13You know about REST api's and SOAP api's ?
14Have u work on service cloud ?
15What is lighting connect ?
16What is attribute & type ?
17What is design in bundle ?
18Have you work on VisualFoerce pages ?
19Tell me something about why should we use salesforce ?
20What is Omni-channel ?
21Wow to do case routing ?
22What is email to case ?
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