We talk a lot about what it takes to be an #AwesomeAdmin, but who are the real Admin Trailblazers? We’ve collected a few great stories from real-life Salesforce Admins in the community to share with you and help inspire you to blaze your own #AwesomeAdmin trail.
Amazing Admin stories happen all the time, so we created a place to highlight and share them with the entire Salesforce community. Part of what makes Salesforce Admins so awesome is openness, willingness to help others, and passion for solving problems, which is why these #AwesomeAdmins shared their stories. We hope their stories not only make you proud to be part of this amazing community, but also inspire new Admins to jump in head first!
What are you waiting for? Take a few minutes and learn about Justice, Kristin, Ben, Jaymee, Drew, and Davina right now! I bet you’ll find something in common with them and get some great ideas as a result, and learn some fun facts along the way. We’ll be adding more stories soon, so stay tuned for more.
Did you become a Salesforce Admin by accident? When was your “ah-ha” moment with Salesforce? What is your favorite part about being an Admin? How has Salesforce changed your career? What advice do you have for other Admins?
As so many MVPs and fellow Admins have urged you to do already, share your story!
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