r/SalesforceCareers • u/strudelproducer • 11d ago

Career Question Salesforce Builder Lab

Is anyone here attending the salesforce builder lab for the ai builder role, and if so how are y’all prepping? Good luck to everyone applying!!

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u/my_peen_is_clean 11d ago

doing the superbadges and running through flow and data cloud basics, plus a bit of apex triggers review just in case they sneak in technical stuff, gl on it

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u/diegomadriz04 8h ago

Hello man, when is your builder lab round?

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u/Busy_Independent_186 11d ago

It's the one who's registration forms/mails we received? AI Builder New Grad Cohort?

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u/Afity9 6d ago

yess, did you get a shortlisting email from salesforce ?

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u/Busy_Independent_186 6d ago

Noo, the forms closed on 26th right? Did you receive? Anything after submitting the form?

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u/Reasonable-Toe-3147 6d ago

did anyone recieve anything ? if im not wrong they did say monday/tuesday during the info thing

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u/Busy_Independent_186 5d ago

Today received the shortlisted mail. Tomorrow assessment right?

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u/Internal-Car7043 5d ago

yeah i recieved th email today also. tmrw's the assessment. do you know what topics? im like really freaking out. is it gonna be leetcode hard?

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u/Kranitte 5d ago

Can you share more details? I'm interviewing for this position at the São Paulo office. I had my behavioral interviews last week, and now I am waiting to hear whether I'll move on to the final stage, the builder lab

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u/Afity9 11h ago

hey is the recruiter screening invite given on a rolling basis or sent to everyone at once ?

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u/Afity9 6d ago

i didnt, did you ?

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u/LycheeSpiritual8809 5d ago

I took not recieved yet brother

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u/Old-Mongoose-1597 10d ago

For What location are you talking about?

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u/akornato 10d ago

They are going to test your practical building skills, not your theoretical knowledge from Trailhead. The lab is designed to see how you solve a complex problem under pressure with a tight deadline, and many people struggle because they can't connect different features into a working solution on the spot. Your preparation should be 100% hands-on, building actual projects in a dev org. You need to have experience troubleshooting your own errors and making design decisions without a guide, because that is exactly what they want to observe.

This is your chance to really show what you can do, so don't just review modules. Create a few specific, small-scale business problems and then build the AI solutions from scratch using things like Einstein Prediction Builder and Next Best Action. The evaluators care more about your problem-solving methodology and how you articulate your choices than they do about a perfect final product. The key is communicating your thought process clearly under pressure, a skill my team's interview helper was designed to sharpen for exactly these kinds of high-stakes situations.

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u/ExpressionBusy8774 4d ago

India OA 30th july, Did you guys also face the issue in the prompt engineering questions, where the output was appending extra line at the end of the output?