Admin, Apex, triggers, SOQL, Lightning Web Components and integration. Each question has an answer you can say out loud, the reasoning, and the follow-ups to expect.
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Salesforce developer interviews test two things: whether you understand how the platform limits what code may do, and whether you can write Apex that stays inside those limits with real data volumes. Expect questions on governor limits, trigger design, sharing and security, asynchronous Apex and testing.
Seven parts cover it end to end - Apex, admin, trigger scenarios, SOQL and SOSL, Lightning Web Components, integration, and a cheat sheet for the night before. Every answer goes the same way: what it is, why it matters, an example with code or a diagram, and the short version to say out loud.