In the 2022 Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meeting last weekend, Warren Buffett suggested skills that are in demand, unlike currency, are inflation proof. Keep sharpening…
After passing a certification? After completing a specific course? After someone telling you that you’re ready? Maybe if/when an interview opportunity falls on your lap? Maybe, you never really feel “ready”, but know that you need to take the plunge. Or maybe it’s an overall gut feeling. I think interview readiness is often a tough… Continue reading Salesforce Newcomers: When do you know that you’re ready to interview?
How have you overcome that area? Any specific tools, classes, webinars, discussions, people, Trailheads, etc. that you can recommend? I’m sure you’re not the only one who struggled in that specific area, and maybe someone else could use your suggestions. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/thecrmtechrecruiter_salesforce-newcomers-what-area-of-salesforce-activity-6926866547063881728-V7eL?utm_source=linkedin_share&utm_medium=member_desktop_web
Maybe that causes a little more nervousness for you. You’re probably not the only one. Remember, they were once just like you.
Hopefully, your expectations are set correctly. Your day to day job won’t be like the below, unless you’re actually on vacation. And even then, you may still need to be connected.
In a competitive job market for those that don’t have experience,how are you proving them wrong?
Suggestion: Be able to communicate (with an example) how you’re able to successfully do this (manage competing priorities), as you may be asked during an interview.
No pun intended. Try not to rely on 1 position, 1 interview, 1 possibility, 1 opportunity, 1 company, 1 referral. For whatever reason, those may spill out. Each day, add a few more…
Why exams can only get us so far…
