This week on the podcast we interview Bill Powell, and while you might not know his name, you won’t soon forget his story. Our careers can take many directions, some we anticipate and some we can hope will happen. For Bill it was a little bit of both, but the difference in this instance was the Salesforce Community and it’s connections. If ever there was a case for attending a user group meeting or a Salesforce Event and introducing yourself–this is the case. We chat with Bill on how he is pursuing his passion and how the Salesforce community made connections to make that happen.
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