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Salesforce Incentives Announcement.
Salesforce just announced a nice incentive for anyone planning their next certification. Take an eligible Salesforce certification exam between September 29 and November 17, 2026. If you don't pass on the first attempt, you may qualify for one free retake between January 4 and April 7, 2027. You'll need to opt in first, then schedule and take the exam during the promotional period. The offer excludes the Salesforce Certified Technical Architect exam and Accredited Professional exams. If a certification has been sitting on your learning plan, this might be a good time to go for it. Opt in link: https://Inkd.in/e_aY2XjK Have questions about the free retake offer? Check out the official Salesforce FAQ: https://Inkd.in/ewAV_Zc5 #Salesforce #SalesforceCertification #Trailblazer #AlwaysBeLearning
Salesforce Incentives Announcement.
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@Divine Lantum , does it apply to Salesforce Certified Platform Administrator ?
WHO CAN FIX THIS? 🐛
HR says interviewers must NEVER see the Salary field. Your intern hid Salary on the page layout and said, "Done." An hour later, an interviewer still sees Salary in a report. Who can fix this? Vote below, then drop your why in one line. I'll pin the correct fix tomorrow. (Original practice question for learning, not a real exam question.)
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Hiding salary on the page layout only hides it from the record page. The intern or an admin should have removed the interviewer’s field-level Read access so the Salary field is protected everywhere, including reports.
When a “Simple” Data Import Became a Real Challenge 😂
My first real Salesforce internship task was: Clean and import Redwood Care Group Account data. The brief sounded simple : Clean the CSV, remove duplicates, fix formatting, standardise fields, then import everything into the Account object using Data Import Wizard. The problem ? I had never done it before. 😅 Before the internship, I was still around the Data Management and Data Security modules, with only a little knowledge of Salesforce data analysis. So this task became my first real experience with: ✅ Data cleaning ✅ Identifying and removing duplicates ✅Standardising data ✅ Field standardisation ✅ CSV preparation for Salesforce ✅ Fields mapping ✅ Data Import Wizard ✅ Importing Account records ✅ Verifying whether the import actually worked It was truly a baptism by fire. 🔥 And it did not get approved immediately after spending a whole day on it !!! I submitted once. Revised. Submitted again. Revised again. Finally, on my 4th submission — APPROVED. ✅💃🏾 (Imagine the candles I burned just trying to meet deadline) That moment I realised : You don’t always have to feel fully ready before you start. Sometimes the practical experience becomes the classroom. I learned more by doing, making mistakes, receiving feedback and correcting them than I could have learned by only reading modules. That first task gave me the confidence to face everything that came after. If you’re following my internship journey, like and comment I’ll keep sharing the tasks, mistakes, revisions and lessons. Happy midweek, everyone! 🌟
When a “Simple” Data Import Became a Real Challenge 😂
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@Godwin Mbah Thank you Coach
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@Comfort Umoren ohhh I'm humbled, thank you😘
My internship at Redwood Care Group
What does it really feel like to work on Salesforce tasks in a realistic project environment with deadlines, stakeholders, feedback, revisions and approvals? 👀 I recently completed a 14-day practical Salesforce internship focused on Service Cloud Cleanup as a junior Admin. at Redwood Care Group through Pathway AI. The experience gave me the opportunity to handle practical Salesforce tasks, work with multiple stakeholders, submit evidence, receive feedback, make revisions and resubmit until the requirements were fully met. I’ll be sharing my experience daily here in the community; the tasks, challenges, mistakes, lessons, revisions and approvals along the way. If you’re interested in following the journey, like this post and comment below 👇 I’ll break it down step by step.
My internship at Redwood Care Group
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@Bolarinwa Elufadejin , Thank you☺️
🚨 HAPPY NEW MONTH, THIS MONDAY WE ARE HAVING A POWER PACKED SESSION YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS
Happy New Month, everyone ☺️ We are starting October with a special community session this Monday, 5 October at 8 p.m. UK time. I want everyone there, whether you are still learning, preparing for certification, already certified, or currently searching for opportunities. We will cover: • How to study strategically even with a demanding job • How to prepare for certification without feeling overwhelmed • How to use Practice Exams properly • What to do differently after certification • How to use the Corporate Internship to build practical competence • How to position your internship projects • How to use Career Launch to get vissible and get job ready fast • Meet Jeff, your new Pathway AI Career AI Agent, who can help find suitable jobs, support applications, tailor your CV, and connect you to recruiters while you sleep. And there is much more we will cover in the session. We will be starting exactly on time. 📅 Monday, 5 October ⏰ 8 p.m. UK time Put it in your calendar now. If you will be attending, comment “ATTENDING” below. Kind regards, Godwin Mbah Your mentor and coach
🚨 HAPPY NEW MONTH, THIS MONDAY WE ARE HAVING A POWER PACKED SESSION YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS
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Salesforce professional focused on CRM, cybersecurity, compliance, and secure business solutions.

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