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1 simple way to become a highly paid Salesforce Technologist

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Hey Salesforce Technologists,

Is your career going places with Certs and Badges? Iron Man has a flying suit..but you and I don’t. So, how do you make your career fly? Maybe you just don’t compete in the flying race. This post is about figuring out what matters to your customer/boss/company etc.

They all need rainmakers. People who make ‘real’ things in their area of expertise, with creativity and skills, the competition for skills is intense.

It is the ‘Red Ocean’Brimming with “100X Certified” Sharks and with a real risk of becoming a commodity IT person. But, there is a ‘Blue Ocean’ out there filled with creativity and problem-solving. It is not for everyone but it addresses a real need. For some, it is also more fun

What if you diversified?

And improved areas that matter to your customer such as:

  • Communication
  • Empathy
  • Design Thinking
  • Collaboration etc

Sure you need Tech Certs/badges, but don’t confuse them for what your customer needs here is no #getshitdone cert for a reason.

Try this simple exercise. Make a journey map of your users, and identify something nagging that you can improve and then build it. It can be as simple as Salesforce in-app guidance.

Follow companies like IDEO for inspiration and to think differently.

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Expertise: Fintech, Investment Strategies, Market Analysis Bio: Anika Kapoor is a young financial journalist with a knack for deciphering complex economic trends and translating them into engaging, digestible content. A graduate of Delhi University's prestigious Economics program, she cut her teeth as an analyst at a leading asset management firm before diving headfirst into the world of journalism. Driven by a passion for empowering individuals with financial knowledge, Anika's articles blend sharp insights with a touch of humor, making even the driest topics palatable for the everyday reader. When not poring over market data, she can be found exploring Noida's hidden gems, catching up on the latest Bollywood flicks, or indulging in her love for street photography.