Demonstrate the Ability to Handle Unexpected Roadblocks and Determine the Appropriate Next Steps. TECHNICAL-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–27

1. 26foundation · easy

   A technical architect encounters a roadblock that requires a decision beyond their authority, involving a change in project scope and budget. What is the most appropriate escalation path?

   • AEscalate to the end users to gather their requirements
   • BEscalate to the Salesforce account executive for product guidance
   • CEscalate to the project sponsor or steering committee for a decision
   • DEscalate to the technical team lead to resolve the technical issue
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2. 27application · medium

   During a Salesforce integration project, the technical architect discovers that the external system's API rate limit is far lower than documented, which will delay the data migration by several days. The migration is on the critical path for the go-live. What should the architect do first?

   • AAssess the impact on the migration timeline and evaluate alternative approaches, such as batching or using a different integration pattern.
   • BProceed with the original plan and hope the rate limit is not enforced consistently.
   • CEscalate directly to the external vendor's support team to demand a higher rate limit.
   • DImmediately inform the project sponsor and request a formal change request to extend the timeline.
   Reveal Solution Discussion Select an answer first