Salesforce, according to the producing company’s website, is “the world’s #1 customer relationship management (CRM) platform.” Their software is designed to help businesses grow by helping them to better understand their customers’ needs, using cloud-based apps designed for marketing, sales, and service. However, no two companies are the same, and consequently, their Salesforce needs will be different. When this happens, it’s smart to have a Salesforce developer handy, someone, who can customize the software development and offer tailor-made business solutions. If that sounds like something you’d like to do, or if you are already working with Salesforce but would like to engage in some upskilling, then you need to read on.
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OK, so let’s start with basics by providing a definition. What’s a Salesforce developer? A Salesforce developer is a who builds Salesforce applications across various PaaS (Platform as a Service) platforms. They don’t have to actually work for Salesforce, by the way
A Salesforce developer has an understanding of how Salesforce works, coupled with experience in the platform. The developer is hired by a customer/client for the purposes of customizing Salesforce to the specifications of the hiring party.
You will notice that the roles and duties of a Salesforce developer are in fact similar to those of other professional developers, but for the purposes of clarity and completeness, let’s go over them in the context of Salesforce itself:
After such an exhaustive (and exhausting!) list of roles and duties, as well as the good news about fantastic compensation, the next point in the progression, should naturally be “So how does one prepare for such a challenging career?” Good question! Here’s how to become a Salesforce developer.
Analytical Skills: appropriate software. Communication Skills:it’s showing customers how the apps work or giving subordinates and team members clear instructions on what to do. Computer Skills: obvious skills requirements. Interpersonal Skills: good team player at one point or another. Problem-solving Skills: As dealing with problems is the bread and butter of developers.
According to this infographic, 1.9 million new jobs will be created in the Salesforce ecosystem by 2020. This sample of predictions for 2019 forecasts interesting and promising trends such as increased Salesforce adoption by smaller companies, increased emphasis on field service and the Internet of Things, and simplifying the app in order to appeal to a wider selection of users.