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Thanks for this video Brad, Very useful!

Something to look forward to once I land my first Salesforce job!

Good info from you and Ben. Thanks!

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you and thanks for watching!

Bradley killing it with great info again and again! If you're looking to be an admin and haven't joined Bradley's #salesforceforeveryone program yet you are truly doing yourself a disservice!

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Casey! You truly are a quality member of the Ohana and I appreciate you being active and engaged with the community!

Useful and relevant matter are here . . . Thankyou for guiding 👍

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! Thanks for watching!

Can you please make a video on what's it like joining your first company and what to expect day 1?

This video was honestly Soo encouraging. I'm currently a stay at home dad(laid off because of the pandemic) it was time for a career change personally and it's been a month since I started my Trailhead training. Currently in the middle of finishing my Security Superbadge. My first job right now is taking care of my kids during the day (2year old and 6month old) and to be honest by the time the kids go to bed at night I'm exhausted. Watching this video gives me so much more motivation to keep pushing through. Thank you for the guidance and motivation to change my life for the better.

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

I get it! Kids combined with life will wear you out! I just have one kid and it's knocks me out :) I will say know that the Security Specialist Superbadge is the hardest portion of preparing for your admin exam.

@guitardude0909

3 жыл бұрын

@@SalesforceForEveryone Thanks for the reply!! So glad to know it gets better after the Security Superbadge 😂😂.

@clydeugene

3 жыл бұрын

@@guitardude0909 how's the journey coming along? I hope you don't mind sharing how far you've gone along your new SF career

@guitardude0909

3 жыл бұрын

@@clydeugene WOW Yes thank you for checking in!! I am actually studying for my Admin Exam. Scheduled for May 4th. Things are starting to click. And the concepts are really starting to sink in. However I still feel i have much to learn. But i'm confident that taking the exam will give me a clear picture of my progress. It's really been a tough year but i've pushed myself and I can finally start to see some light at the end of the tunnel. Honestly thank you for checking in with me its really encouraging. Ill keep you posted on how my exam goes!

@clydeugene

3 жыл бұрын

@@guitardude0909 that's great to hear. I wish you well. I just learned about the SF admin opportunity from Brad on the Side Hustle Nation podcast last Friday and I started my journey on that very day

Very useful..thank you so much..🙂

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! Thank you for watching!

Definitely interested in getting that training for an admin

Thank you so much for your insight! I'm currently looking to get certified as a Salesforce Administrator and having a couple years of End User experience with Salesforce, I wanted to know how to navigate a career in the CRM industry since I found an interest with it!

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

You should definitely start with the SF 5 day challenge, day 1 and 2 will be slow for you but will pick up at day 3. Try it at www.talentstacker.com/salesforce

@aneeshtangirala6363

3 жыл бұрын

@@SalesforceForEveryone Thank you!

Much needed advise. Even with a 13yrs of experience as a Java/J2EE architect/senior programmer I don’t get paid more than USD $70/hr for contract roles. Salary for Salesforce admin looks far more impressive in comparison. Thank you for making us aware of job market rates.

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

Yes absolutely! I think it's very important for people to know what's available so that they can make educated decisions on what they want to do with their careers. Salary is part of it but flexibility and demand in the Salesforce market should definitely be strongly considered as well.

@jacintha1000

3 жыл бұрын

@@SalesforceForEveryone I strongly agree on your advise. I am working towards salesforce as a career path now .I only wish that I knew about all this few years ago. Hopefully I will land my first salesforce job as soon as possible after my certification. Thank you for everything you do on this channel.

@221peaceandlove

2 жыл бұрын

@@jacintha1000 Did you find a Salesforce position? How has it been?

Super informative!

Hi Bradley, Nice work. Very informative video. I am working as a Tech support engineer and carrying an experience of 3 years. I want to become a Salesforce developer. Are there any prerequisites required to learn to become a developer that means Java or Java script? Please help me with the learning path and approximate timeline to land in a job for a beginner with no coding experience. Thanks Sai

I guy that found his calling!!!

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Linda! I couldn't agree more and I feel so fortunate to have found it.

Let’s talk about how you can be the most valuable super user with some SF with no certs.

Hi Bradley, a very Nice and Comprehensive Video bout Admin profile, i wanted to ask that as i live here in India the demand of SF admins are very less and the pay is even less as compared to developers here, i can say they hire developers to do both admin and development things. so what are the posibilities of a person who want to switch career and be SF admin in other countries .will companies hire freshers in SF from other countries before or after the pandemic?

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I'm sure the different locals are very different and demand for specific positions. I focus mainly on the United States and Canada with a little bit in the United kingdom. Salesforce administrator jobs are very common in the United States and Canada as developers are interested in writing code and not doing administrative tasks like building process builders. That works great when you need someone to do development but when you have a developer who should be using point and click tools like formula fields and process builders but instead they are building it all out on Apex code it creates a very hard to manage system and a massive headache for the clients. This is why there is always going to be space for Salesforce administrators and Salesforce Developers, administrators don't want to write code and developers don't want to do administrative tasks

Wow, great video. I’m going to need your help. I’m an NCino Salesforce Admin with 3 years experience. I’m also the Business Loan Analyst, and do spreads, docman, loan reviews, and much more. I’m not making anywhere near this much.

@SalesforceForEveryone

2 жыл бұрын

Whatever you need. That experience should get you paid, the market is hot. What certs do you have?

@lionman13

2 жыл бұрын

@@SalesforceForEveryone I’m not sure, but took all the Admin courses when I started 3 years ago, and had no idea what I was learning. We were still in classic back then.

@SalesforceForEveryone

2 жыл бұрын

@@lionman13 gotcha, so if I were you I would start with the free 5-day challenge here at TalentStacker.com/now and that's going to walk you through how to get that first Admin Cert which I would say you sort of need. Could you get a job without it with higher pay, absolutely, but having it is going to save you from having to answer some questions and interviews about why you don't have a certification and it's also going to help you garner the highest offer. With three years experience in the Salesforce ecosystem I would expect you to have two or three certifications but it's no big deal if you only have one and I would expect that you'll be making a hundred thousand plus with your next offer.

Hi I have done MBA Finance So it’s Suitable for me

Another great video. I’m currently studying for the SalesForce admin certificate. I have an Agile Project Management certification, I have a couple of years as a business support analyst, and just under a year’s experience as a project support analyst. Do you think those other skills and experiences will be beneficial in getting that first SalesForce administrator role? Many thanks.

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

Of course they will! That's incredible experience! We have many members who land jobs in under 90 days who barely know what salesforce is when they come in, they certainly don't have a background that relates nearly as directly as yours does. You are in a great spot, get that certification and start dominating on LinkedIn.

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

For additional guidance make sure to check out the Free Salesforce 5 Day Challenge at www.talentstacker.com/salesforce

@dynamicflashy

3 жыл бұрын

@@SalesforceForEveryone Thank you very much for your response. I'll certainly check out the challenge.

@ghostbalo

3 жыл бұрын

@@SalesforceForEveryone sounds great do these people pick up the saleforce admin certs and land jobs as admins as I am hearing the market for this role is dying at the moment with companies getting developers doing the job of the admin

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

@@ghostbalo I realize I missed this comment. It's the exact opposite actually. Developer don't typically do Admin work, they want to code and have a passion for programming not dealing with End Users. However with the new features to Flow, Admins are now doing more declarative development than ever before pushing developers to do more and more technical jobs that are needed less commonly. Developer are jobs are still in very high demand, but Admin jobs are just as plentiful.

What are some of the things you can do which will push you toward the higher end of salary ranges?

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

Work for consulting firms, get some of the niche certifications such as CPQ, marketing cloud and field service lightning and fine companies that appreciate the certifications. unfortunately most of the large pay raises are going to require you to job hop, this is because most companies aren't willing to give major raises unfortunately... So they force you to leave in order to be paid what the market rate is.

@Patrick-hz7cz

3 жыл бұрын

@@SalesforceForEveryone I've been in the job hop situation in other fields. Took over a year to get my first job, and by the end of that year I was on my third and had more than doubled my pay. How often do you think is too often before you start looking unreliable?

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

@@Patrick-hz7cz My career path is gapped at best. My resume looks like Job 1 - 1 Year, Job 2 - 1 Year, Job 3 - 1.5 Years, Job 4 - 7 Months, Job 5 - Freelancing for 5 Years :) I would say too much job hopping would be repeatedly leaving jobs in less than 1-2 years.

Hi Bradley, I am basically working as IFS ERP admin with background of Oracle DBA, Azure Admin and Kubernetes Admin. But I am tired of this and want to get into a specialized area. I am getting an opportunity to move as Salesforce Admin. Is it a good idea to join as Salesforce admin? Please share your thoughts. Btw. I have 20 yrs experience in IT mostly in Infra admin areas.

@SalesforceForEveryone

Жыл бұрын

It seems like you definitely have the background to quickly learn Salesforce. There are a lot of paths once you get that first cert and start learning the systems. With your background you might be interested in some of the more technical routes.

I'm 18 and I'm about to graduate highschool and go to college to major in finance, but I was wondering could I just take the course and become certified and start making this type of money at 19? When do you think I should start to invest time into getting this job?

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

If I were you that's what I would do. However I know your likely under pressure from parents and yourself to go to college. I would make sure college is set to be starting in August (no summer school). Take the program over the summer and get certified, work a volunteer project on the side for your first semester and start applying for jobs. Around winter break land the job and decide if you want to continue with school or lean into your new career :)

@amballin0349

3 жыл бұрын

@@SalesforceForEveryone Thank you for the advice and I'll definitely do this plan

@amballin0349

3 жыл бұрын

@@SalesforceForEveryone I also saw that some say you might need a degree is that really needed or will I be fine without one?

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

@@amballin0349 You do not need a degree, once you have a certification companies care very little about your degree. Especially when most degrees are completely unrelated anyway :)

@amballin0349

3 жыл бұрын

@@SalesforceForEveryone Oh okay thanks for the info

How do I make 60-80k a year with my first job? I’m looking to make a change today.

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

Just start with the the free 5 day challenge at www.talentstacker.com/salesforce and you’ll be off to a quick start!

is is to late for someone that's almost 60 to become SF admin? I still have a few years to work and need to make a better salary to help my son finish University. i am about to apply for a job and they dont require a certificate but prefer someone who has this certificate . i am a sr. sales admin at my current job, but will give it a shot anyways. Wish me luck!

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

I think your age is fine and should not stop you. However I would recommend getting the certification before applying for too many roles. It always helps to be qualified beyond the absolute minimum requirements :) So keep working hard on that first certification! A great place to start is the free 5 day challenge at www.talentstacker.com/salesforce

Nice very Informatic video. Is there any exams for Salesforce Administrative job. How can someone prepare for this exam... I have no idea about this exam , your guidance will be appreciated. Thankyou very much👍

@SalesforceForEveryone

3 жыл бұрын

The first certification you will want to start with is the Salesforce administrator certification, you will find many videos on this channel about certifications and which ones to get!

@bhagatkalra5822

3 жыл бұрын

@@SalesforceForEveryone Thank you very much. I will go thru the videos as advised 👍

Hello there. My current job is paying for me to certified. Can you direct me to the best plate form and any other tips? Please & Thank you.

@SalesforceForEveryone

2 жыл бұрын

I would highly recommend starting with the free 5 day Salesforce challenge at www.talentstacker.com/salesforce Day 1 and 2 will get you started on the right path on Trailhead to get your first cert for free. Since the company is paying I would definitely recommend Focus on Forces study guide and practice exam which will cost only about $30-$40. Then I would subscribe to Mike Wheelers site and take his Admin Cert prep course which again is only going to cost $20/month for however many months it takes you. Want to go more hardcore with classes and schedules. Check out David Giller at Brainiate. You can do it for under $50 if you're self driven. But those are the resources I would focus on evaluating.

Hi sir, good day. Where can i message ypu privately? I have some questions about salesforce. Im from Philippines. I hope you notice me. Thank you