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Introduction
- 👋🏽 Hi Techies! (An Introduction to the Jumpstart Salesforce Admin Course.)
- Meet Your Instructor
- Make the Most of This Course
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Unit 1: What is a Salesforce Admin?
- What is Salesforce?
- Who uses Salesforce?
- The definition of a Salesforce Admin & Why Salesforce Admins are Valuable
- The duties and responsibilities of Salesforce Admins & Soft Skills
- Researching Salary Range & How Your Experience Impacts Your Earning Potential
- Finding Your Market Rate
- Career Paths for Salesforce Admins
- Certification Paths for Salesforce Admins
- 📓 Unit 1 Workbook
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Unit 2
- Why do certifications matter?
- Which Exam to Focus On
- Format of the Exam & Additional Test Information
- Creating a Study Plan & Study Tips
- Learning with Trailhead (Recommended trails & trailmixes)
- How to Sign Up for Trailhead
- Creating a Developer org account
- (Unofficial) Recommended Resources
- 📓 Unit 2 Workbook
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Unit 3
- Valuable Soft skills for administrators
- Skills On the Job
- Skills Without Experience
- 📓 Unit 3 Workbook
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Unit 4
- Creating a Personal Career Plan
- References Preparation
- Breaking into the Market & Mindset
- How to find Salesforce Job Leads
- Creating a Job Search Strategy
- Create a great personal brand
- Examples of Really Great Personal Brands
- Perfect your Elevator Pitch
- Show Your Commitment to Learning
- 📓 Unit 4 Workbook
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Unit 5
- Why Resumes Matter & What Sections You Need
- Drafting, Editing & Formatting Your Resume
- Example Resume for Future Admins
- Ways to Improve Your Resume & ATS Tips
- How to write a cover letter
- What Winning LinkedIn Profiles Look Like
- Example of a Winning Profile
- 📓 Unit 5 Workbook
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Unit 6
- Researching & Prepping for Interviews
- Interview Questions
- Email etiquette with recruiters
- How & When to Negotiate a Salary
- How to accept a job offer
- 📓 Unit 6 Workbook
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Final Thoughts
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Bonuses
Valuable Soft skills for administrators
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This lesson is from Salesforce Administrator Jumpstart Career Development .
