Architecting Salesforce Success

Accelerate your career by understanding what it takes to grow within the Salesforce ecosystem

Key Features

Find out what skills are required to become a Salesforce Architect
Gain insights into the role of an architect and their day-to-day responsibilities
Learn from best practices and find out how to avoid common mistakes to build a successful career
Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook

Book DescriptionSalesforce stands as a leading cloud-based customer relationship management (CRM) platform with extensive support for businesses in managing their sales, marketing, customer service, and other critical activities. Becoming a Salesforce Architect opens doors to lucrative career opportunities in a thriving industry, given the high demand for skilled professionals.
This guide offers expert insights and best practices for developers who want to ascend the Salesforce ladder, technical leads honing their prowess in Salesforce, and enthusiasts exploring the dynamic world of Salesforce architecture. Whether you’re seeking a roadmap to success as a Salesforce Architect or want to enhance your skills, this concise yet insightful report ensures your growth in the vibrant Salesforce community.
This guide will help you change your mindset from developer to architect, highlighting key considerations when designing a solution for clients. By the end of this book, you’ll have gained a comprehensive understanding of the role of a Salesforce Architect and the prerequisites and essential soft skills necessary for success within the Salesforce ecosystem.What you will learn

Build the soft skills necessary for success as a Salesforce Architect
Develop an architectural mindset to approach projects effectively
Avoid common mistakes made by Salesforce architects
Master essential hacks and strategies used by for Salesforce Architects
Leverage the tools, extensions, and plugins at your disposal

Who this book is forIf you’re a technical lead or developer looking to enhance your skills, or an enthusiast exploring architect roles within the Salesforce ecosystem, this book is for you.