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Thanks Sharique !

Hi Vaibhav, There isn’t any platform that allows apex language, that I know of. So I always practiced in Java, since it’s closest to Apex.

Thanks for the suggestion. I will consider this for the next videos.

Recruiters are always searching for experienced candidates. But to begin your journey in Salesforce you can start with the Salesforce Admin part. The admin is not responsible for any development/coding. You may start learning the admin part from Trailhead and once you're well versed with it, start applying for Salesforce admin jobs on Naukri or any other job portal. Good luck :)

I am glad you liked it :)

As per my understanding S3 does have APIs using which you can easily read the files in Apex.

Hi Anil, I am not sure if I understood your requirement or not. But what you are saying might be possible via Javascript directly. Basically you read the file from Desktop in Javascript, pass that file to the API from Javascript itself and then read the response. All of this can be done in Javascript without the use of any object or Apex.

Will invest in a good quality mic soon. Thanks for the feedback :)

@@YogeshAroraSfdc okay bro but content is good 😊

@@Desireddysravan Thank you so much :)

Glad you liked it :)

Thank you! :)

Glad you liked it :)

There is a possibility that your profile probably doesn't match the criteria they are looking for currently. But you can keep trying. Good luck :)

Hi Manali, Thanks for leaving a comment. In the Google's interview process, LWC and lightning are not asked extensively. There may be a 15-20 mins of Domain knowledge round wherein interviewers can ask questions related to Lightning or LWC.

7 years is a big gap and I am not sure if recruiters will consider your previous experience. They may treat you as a fresher but that too will be a bit challenging. Learning Salesforce can help you because there is always of shortage of skilled Salesforce developers. You need just one person who is willing to give you a chance. Good luck :)

@@YogeshAroraSfdc after train if I can show last 4 years some Salesforce experience then it will be workout ?

Hi Mohammad, The best learning platform out there is Trailhead and it's free too. :) If you're looking for a trainer based course, I also provide training and start batches from time to time. I post such information on LinkedIn, so watch out and connect with me on LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/yogesh-arora/

Glad to hear that. Keep watching :)

Glad you liked it! :)

Keep loving ! 🥰

Thanks for sharing your experience, Ashok. It's definitely important to consider all aspects before joining any organisation.

So you mean to say the pay of Software Engineer is more than that of Application Engineer?

@@karan8484 yeah for sure. And also it matters if you have graduated from IITs, NITs or other tier2 clgs

@@AshokNayak1991 Just a question as a Salesforce Developer which one would you choose to work at Salesforce or Google?

@@karan8484in my opinion none of them, but yeah if you have to chose only between them then I would say go for Google, because you can join Salesforce anytime in your career. Things i experienced in Salesforce as a company : If you work in Salesforce Industry (it's a different domain) then you will learn lot of new things, thrive towards an architect in your career. But if you work as a Salesforce consultant at salesforce development, then it's similar like other companies. Google as a company : it's less Salesforce technology centric. And you may grow interest towards some different tech stack which is also good. Compensation wise, both Salesforce and Google don't pay much as a fix CTC, but Salesforce does not offer RSUs but Google does.

Thank you Aanchal 😊

Thanks 😊

Thanks Mrityunjay for the kind words and for the suggestion. I will surely create videos around that. So, do subscribe to the channel, so you don’t miss out on them. 😊

Thanks Nitin ! 😇

Thanks Anjana ! 😊

Thanks bro ✌

Hi Nick, Core java is not required to start learning Salesforce. There are so many out-of-the box features of salesforce which you don't require programming knowledge at all. However, if you want to enter the Salesforce development domain, you'll require programming knowledge. But again it's not necessary to learn core java first, you can straightaway learn Apex.

@@YogeshAroraSfdc thank you brother.. For replying. I will start learning Salesforce

Brother if u hv basic knowledge of core java html css js is good for u As per my opinion first ofl do above mentioned course

Thanks Deepak !

Google always tries to stay amongst the top paying companies in the industry. As far as WFH is concerned, it depends on your role and project work.

Can we get permanent WFH at Google?

Hey @Freaky Monster, In the beginning focus on building the basics of the Salesforce. Try spending time on enhancing your admin skills, then progress towards the coding (in Apex). In apex you can begin with the triggers and test classes, before moving to batch classes and asynchronous Apex. All the very best !

@@YogeshAroraSfdc thank you so much for guiding me

You're welcome, Shubham ! Thanks for commenting :)

Hi Dheeraj, I think Google requires 5+ years of experience as Salesforce developer.

@@devanshichadha9255 hi Devanshi, I haven't seen any openings for less experience developers.

Hi Manoj, In my opinion, there won't probably be much difference in salary as a fresher in Salesforce developer, especially if we talk about big MNCs. However, some small or mid sized companies may be willing to pay more to Salesforce developers even at the fresher level, but only if you have a good Salesforce knowledge. I hope it answers your query. :)

Hi Anu, If you want to move out of Salesforce to a Software Engineering role, I have one advise for you (and probably for everyone) - Be the best at what you do, and it won't matter much whether you are a Salesforce Engineer or a Software Engineer. You can earn at par in both roles, if you're good at it. :)

@@YogeshAroraSfdc Well Said, It's as simple as that.

Hi Jaya, there are openings listed on the google careers site, and they keep updating it to reflect the current vacancies. I hope it helps. :)