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Query and return all Account records where the NumberOfEmployees field is greater than or equal to the given minimum value. Return results ordered by NumberOfEmployees in descending order (largest first). Return an empty list if minEmployees is null.
Filtering accounts by employee count is a common task in sales operations. It allows sales teams to focus on accounts that meet a specific size threshold, such as identifying enterprise customers or segmenting accounts for different sales motions.
Method Signature
public static List<Account> getLargeAccounts(Integer minEmployees)
Examples
Input: minEmployees = 500
Output: List of 12 Account records with NumberOfEmployees >= 500
Explanation: Returns enterprise-sized accounts with 500 or more employees, ordered by employee count descending
Input: minEmployees = 100
Output: List of 24 Account records with NumberOfEmployees >= 100
Explanation: Returns accounts with at least 100 employees
Input: minEmployees = 10000
Output: []
Explanation: No accounts have more than 3500 employees in the dataset
Input: minEmployees = null
Output: []
Explanation: Null input returns empty list
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