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The Ego in the Machine: Is Our Need for Validation Creating an Existential Threat?

Technology has always been a bridge, but today, it feels more like a mirror. With the rapid rise of AI , we are seeing things enter our lives and leave them at a pace we can barely track. To understand where this is going, we first have to understand how technology actually impacts the core of who we are. The Survivalist vs. The Ego Our minds are biologically wired for one thing: survival . We are designed to handle the worst-case scenario, an ancient instinct gifted to us by nature. We consider ourselves conscious decision-makers, but a critical question remains: Who is really making the call?

Salesforce Random Interview Questions Part -1

Random Salesforce Interview Questions

1. What is Data Skew in Salesforce and how can we avoid this?
Ans:-
Data skew happens when more than 10000 child records are related to a single parent record, or more than 10000 records of any object are owned by a single user. Two types of DATA SKEW are there in Salesforce.

  • Account Skew (Having more than 10000 records under a single parent account)
  • OwnerShip Skew (Having more than 10000 records ownership under one user)
To avoid these skew situations use record types, if not necessary then use picklist instead of lookups, and distribute records ownership to other users as well.  

2. In Which condition we Cannot create time-based workflow rules?
Ans:-
"Created and every time edited" because it will fire again and again and cause an issue.

3. Difference between Padding and Margin?
Ans:- 
Padding gives the space between the border and the content of an element and margin gives space between border and elements. Using Margin elements can be moved on the page.

4. How do we call the controller method in lighting?
Ans:-
Using 'c' value provider.

5. How do we use the lightning component on the Visualforce page?
Ans:- Using three Steps:-

  1. Include <apex:includeLightning/> on your page.
  2. Create and reference the Lightning Dependency app.
  3. Create a JavaScript function that creates the component on the page using $Lightning.createComponent().           

6. what are the integration patterns in salesforce?
Ans:-
Here is the list of patterns:-
            1. Request and Reply (Requests to the remote system and wait for the completion of the process and tracks state based on that response. )
            2. Fire and Forget (Salesforce triggers a process in a remote system and doesn't wait for the completion of the process).
            3. Batch Data Synchronization ( Data process in a batch manner. for example move account contact to the on-premises system and vice versa.)
            4. Remote Call-In (DML performed by the remote system in salesforce.)
            5. UI update-based Change (Real-time update. for example payment done by the user.) 
            6. Data Virtualization (Salesforce access external system in a real-time manner)

7. what objects are there in the service cloud?
Ans:- 
 Case, Case solution, Case milestone, Knowledge article, Contact, case article, etc.

8. What is mandatory during lead conversion?
Ans:-
Account and contact will be created during lead conversion.

9. Difference Between Queue and public group?
Ans:-
Public Group:
          1. Groups are similar kinds of teams and can share records.
          2. Can be used for any object in salesforce.
           Queue:
          1. Using Queue we can assign the owner of the record.
          2. Can be created for custom objects and Case, Lead, and Knowledge Article.

10. Outbound integration Vs Inbound Integration?
Ans:-
 Outbound integration happens when salesforce calls an external system. Inbound integration happens when an external system calls to salesforce.

Salesforce Random Interview Question Part-2

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