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Salesforce Interview Question Bank
Salesforce's loop is bank-driven: a small set of coding prompts (LFU Cache, Flatten JSON, linked-list dedup, frontend curry + traffic light, OA HackerRank classics) and one signature system design (Coffee Ordering, with its SQL follow-ups) cover the bulk of recent rounds. Down-leveling at offer time is common — the HM screen and behavioural depth materially shape the final level, often more than coding correctness alone.
Frontend Traffic Light (HTML / CSS / JS)
Salesforce's signature frontend coding round, asked even of generalist / backend candidates applying to fullstack-titled roles. Build a traffic light that cycles red 4s → green 1s → yellow 1s using only HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript (no React allowed in the CoderPad sandbox).
Coffee Ordering System Design
Salesforce's signature backend SD prompt: design an online coffee ordering / management service end-to-end. Interviewers compress the design into 30 minutes and then drill on SQL queries and edge cases ("customers who never ordered", "top spender last month"), so a clean ER model and explicit notification flow are weighted more than novel architecture.
