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Today on the Salesforce Admins Podcast, we have another episode from the DC World Tour with LeAndria Streeter, Salesforce Consultant at Slalom, to learn about the work she does in the community and how you can apply change management principles to your own life. Join us as we talk about how she got confidence from […]
So you’re a brand new #AwesomeAdmin. Congrats! Chances are, you’re already flexing those incredible skills you’ve gained, or you’re looking to tackle the next big challenge. But before you do, we want to ensure you have all the basics covered, and then some! To help you continue learning, and gain resume-worthy credentials, we’re sharing how […]
As a Salesforce Administrator, you may think that managing your Salesforce Org is your only job. In truth, that’s really only half of the job. The other half is working with your users. This might mean hands-on training, creating documentation, hosting planning meetings, and communicating changes as needed. Among those tasks, communicating with your users […]
Today on the Salesforce Admins Podcast, we’re joined by Aran Rhee, Design Architect at Salesforce, to learn more about design thinking, especially as it relates to user experience and how you can design Salesforce to help your users get their jobs done more efficiently. Join us as we talk about Salesforce’s 4 design principles and […]
Welcome to “Five Things for Salesforce Admins”— a blog series where we dive into various Salesforce features and talk about five ways you may not have thought about using them before! Relative Dates are one of those Salesforce features that completely changed the way I thought about List Views and Reports and Dashboards that I […]
Did you know you can add Emoji to your User experience in Salesforce? Emoji are a fun and engaging way to communicate with pictorial characters and increase comprehension. And now you can bring this to your user experience in Salesforce! There are tons of ways for Admins to use Emoji to emphasize meaning, highlight particular […]
