We know a lot about what it means to be a Salesforce Admin, and how to become an #AwesomeAdmin, but who are they? We’ve been lucky to meet many Salesforce Admins who have had amazing experiences and career growth and inspire us every day. Admin Stories is our way to share your story.
This month we have some amazing stories. A big theme in these stories is how rewarding it is to be able to help your end users solve problems that are seemingly unsolvable! We learn from Ben that perseverance is key. Amy says the ability to listen is an Admin’s most important skill. And, Squire advises that you shouldn’t be scared about what you don’t know.
From making career transitions to transforming businesses, Salesforce Admins accomplish incredible things. Each one of these Admins is a curious, determined problem solver who is generous enough to share their story with the community.
Let us know!
How did you become a Salesforce Admin? What was that moment like for you?
What is your favorite part about being a Salesforce Admin?
What advice do you have for other Salesforce Admins?
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