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MTS I3 years
July 27, 202512 reads

Summary

I interviewed with Salesforce for an MTS position, which included three rounds: two DSA/LLD rounds covering family tree hierarchy, searching a sorted matrix, and integer reversal with overflow, and one behavioral round with the Hiring Manager. The HM round felt intense due to cross-questioning, and I am unsure of the outcome.

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Hi All,

YOE : 3 Years

I recently had a chance to interview with salesforce for MTS position. Had 3 rounds of interviews,

Round 1 : DSA/Problem solving round

  • First question was related to family tree heiriarchy, find out the siblings.- Solved fully follow up : find first second and second cousin.
  • Second question was to find a element in rowwise and column wise sorted matrix. - Solved fully

Round 2 : DSA + LLD

  • i was asked 3 DSA questions
  • Sliding window - Solved fully
  • Binary search - Solved fully
  • 1 question of finding the reverse of a integer, the catch was i had to handle integer overflow, i strugguled in this, interviewer gave a hint, then was able to catch up on it. (Overall Mixed).

Round 3: HM

  • HM asked quuestions around why do you want to change, some cross questioning and rapid fires, i got cought-up in between by contradicting my own words, had a intense HM round, Post that he asked about my curent projects and workflow of them .

Overall very formal discussion, Interviewer was expressionless and very uninterested in talking anything, related to company or anything else, a bit of rude as well. i guess, he was in the mood to reject.

No sure i will make it or not.

Does Anyone had a similar expirences with salesforce, What are the chances.

Interview Questions (5)

Q1
Family Tree Hierarchy: Find Siblings & Cousins
Data Structures & Algorithms

Given a family tree hierarchy, find the siblings of a given node. Follow-up: find the first, second, and second cousins.

Q2
Search in Row-Wise and Column-Wise Sorted Matrix
Data Structures & Algorithms

Find an element in a matrix where each row and each column are sorted.

Q3
Reverse Integer with Overflow Handling
Data Structures & Algorithms

Reverse an integer, specifically handling cases of integer overflow.

Q4
Behavioral: Why Change Jobs?
Behavioral

Questions around why I wanted to change jobs, followed by cross-questioning and rapid-fire questions.

Q5
Behavioral: Current Projects and Workflow
Behavioral

Questions about my current projects and their workflow.

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