Well done on the certification. Getting a job with Salesforce themselves will be difficult and usually only after many years of experience. Your best path would be to search 'Salesforce Admin' jobs on the internet (LinkedIn, etc) or to find companies that use Salesforce near you and approach them for either finding out about vacancies OR if you're totally new to Salesforce work, offer some 'free' work for a month to prove you are an asset and to get some work experience? Best of luck.
Adam, I’m registered for a Salesforce boot camp mid January through mid February. Do you recommend the Salesforce Challenge in addition to that or would it be redundant?
Hi Martin, I think anything to get more practise, experience and information is worthwhile. Don't kill yourself doing too much, but most of that 5 day challenge would be covered in the bootcamp. Up to you. The good thing with the 'challenge' is that it's broken into small things each day for 5 days, so is easy to accomplish and will set you on a higher rung come mid-Jan. Hope you enjoy. Let me know how you get on. Regards, Adam
Let me know if you'd like to see more videos about starting out in a career in Salesforce or progressing and existing one further :)
Great content as always Adam! Totally underrated in the Salesforce TH-cam space!
Thanks Bradley, really appreciate that!
You are absolutely my favorite Salesforce content creator. Your energy is just unmatched, I hope to meet you one day! Love your videos!
CHeers Zachary. Great name too - the name of my new son :)
Joining Talent Stacker was the best thing I ever did! SO much support! Loving your videos Adam!
Good to hear you had a great experience. Thank you for the comment! :)
Looking forward to learn more from you! Thanks for dropping by TS.
Thank you too, Ari for the comment. You're welcome :)
hello Sir I complete my SF admin in trailhead .. please tell me how we get a job in salesforce company please help me ?
Well done on the certification. Getting a job with Salesforce themselves will be difficult and usually only after many years of experience. Your best path would be to search 'Salesforce Admin' jobs on the internet (LinkedIn, etc) or to find companies that use Salesforce near you and approach them for either finding out about vacancies OR if you're totally new to Salesforce work, offer some 'free' work for a month to prove you are an asset and to get some work experience? Best of luck.
Adam, I’m registered for a Salesforce boot camp mid January through mid February. Do you recommend the Salesforce Challenge in addition to that or would it be redundant?
Hi Martin, I think anything to get more practise, experience and information is worthwhile. Don't kill yourself doing too much, but most of that 5 day challenge would be covered in the bootcamp. Up to you. The good thing with the 'challenge' is that it's broken into small things each day for 5 days, so is easy to accomplish and will set you on a higher rung come mid-Jan.
Hope you enjoy. Let me know how you get on.
Regards,
Adam
See I thought the developer was the one that was the entry level. Too far in on studying for the Platform developer cert 1 though 😪