We’ve got a new episode of “No Silly Questions,” where we get expert answers to any questions you may have about Salesforce. No matter how silly you think your question is, we’ve got an answer! One thing we know is that there’s no such thing as a silly question — especially in the Trailblazer Community, which is all about helping each other learn.
Today, we’re featuring a video question submitted by Trailblazer Community member Kimberly Barnes who asks, “How did Astro become the Trailhead Mascot?” and gets an expert answer from Domenique Sillett Buxton, VP, Executive Creative Director, Trailhead. Watch to find out how Astro came about and who they are.
Do you have a “silly” question about Salesforce? We want to know what you want to know about Salesforce! Send your questions to us via Twitter or the Trailblazer Community and we’ll get you an expert answer.
In this video, you’ll learn:
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