Wipro Salesforce developer interview experience, shared by a real candidate.
What's Covered
Topics covered in this interview.
01Flows & Automation2
02SOQL & Data1
03Salesforce Core Concepts3
04General & Experience10
All Interview Questions
Every question asked in this interview, listed one by one.
1Tell me about all flow types.
2Can we query logged in user details in flow?
3Write SOQL to fetch all Opportunity where is maximum of all.
4Integrations in your project.
5What configuration is required in inbound and outbound integration.
6Have you used change set?
7Tell me about your current project in depth.
8You have implemented this is your project, how could you have done it better.
9What is authentication and authorization?
10What is with sharing and without sharing? What is default sharing?
11When we use @future? Tell me with example.
12What is Single Sign-On? How we can set up that in Salesforce?
13What is SAML?
14For System admin Login button is not visible for login into user account. What we need to configure.
15How you are doing version control in your project?
16Tell me some git commends.
More Salesforce Interview Questions to Practice
The extra questions below are not from this interview. They cover the same topics and are commonly asked in Salesforce developer interviews, so they make good practice before your own round.
Flows and Automation questions
- How can a Flow call Apex?
- What is the status of Workflow Rules and Process Builder, and how do you migrate them to Flow?
- What governor limits apply to Flows, and how do you avoid hitting them?
- What are scheduled-triggered Flows used for?
- How do you debug a Flow?
SOQL and Data questions
- What is an external ID, and how is it used with upsert?
- How do you query polymorphic fields such as WhoId and WhatId?
- What are custom indexes, and when would you request one?
- What is the difference between SOQL and SOSL?
Security and Administration questions
- What is a validation rule, and how can you bypass it for specific users?
- What is the difference between a role and a profile?
- What are record types and page layouts used for?
- What is the difference between custom settings and custom metadata types?
Apex questions
- What is the difference between Batch Apex, Queueable Apex, Future methods and Schedulable Apex?
- When would you use a List, a Set and a Map?
- What is the order of execution when a record is saved?
General and experience questions
- How do you keep up with new Salesforce releases?
- Tell me about your current project and your role in it.
- What was the most challenging issue you solved recently, and how did you solve it?
Concepts to Revise
Based on the questions on this page, these are the areas most worth revising.
Flows and Automation
- Screen, record-triggered, scheduled and autolaunched Flow types
- Before-save versus after-save behaviour
- Fault paths and error handling
- Invocable Apex methods and Apex-defined variables
- Subflows and reusable logic
- Flow limits and bulk behaviour
SOQL and Data
- SOQL clauses: WHERE, ORDER BY, LIMIT, OFFSET, GROUP BY, HAVING
- Relationship queries and subqueries
- Aggregate functions and AggregateResult
- SOSL versus SOQL and when to use each
- Dynamic SOQL and bind variables
- Lookup, master-detail and roll-up summary fields
Security and Administration
- Organization-wide defaults and the role hierarchy
- Profiles, permission sets and permission set groups
- Field-level security and object permissions
- Sharing rules and manual sharing
- Validation rules and bypass techniques
- Record types, page layouts and Lightning pages
How to Prepare
The questions on this page lean towards Flows and Automation, SOQL and Data and Security and Administration. Spend most of your revision time there, then cover the remaining topics lightly.
- Be ready to compare a Flow and an Apex solution for the same requirement and justify your choice.
- Run relationship, aggregate and subquery examples in the Developer Console until you can write them without looking.
- Draw the sharing model on paper: OWD first, then roles and sharing rules, then permission sets on top.
- Say your answers out loud. Interviewers listen for clear, structured explanations, not memorised definitions.
- Prepare one or two real examples from your own projects for the general questions.
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