A Day in the Life of a SALESFORCE ADMINISTRATOR | Video 7

In this video I dive into different real-life scenarios a Salesforce Administrator may face during an average day at work. From understanding email requests and solving problems, this video will introduce you to a tangible perspective of a Salesforce Professionals responsibilities.

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Video Breakdown

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[riseup]

It sounds like no matter how many certs or common knowledge you have on the platform, it is specifically how the client is using the software, and the client’s data, where the learning curve really matters.

[davidstanley]

This series is gold! The stuff you don't learn in Trailhead. Incredible information to help prepare me for a Salesforce Administrator position. Thanks, Brad! You're very generous and helping a whole lotta people.

[markcassman]

Absolutely INCREDIBLE video. Real life tickets you're received, and brilliant little insights into how you resolved them. This video is underrated! Thank You!

[cloudysunsets]

This is exactly what I needed! Thank you for being so transparent and sharing your work! I bought you a Coffee :)

[kylemacarthur]

That is great insight into the real job. You have a talent for explaining.

1 idea you game me while watching - and you did hit on it a bit - was advice on going above and beyond to stand out and be remembered as someone who helps, understands and adds business value to the team. So you have both sides: Helping a beginner and helping someone with experience grow.

Definitely a good video!

[abubakarmalik]

Subscription-worthy channel. I usually get bored in the first 5 mins on the video, but this is awesome. Having corporate experience for over a decade, I can relate to all these issues and the crazy requests coming in from the management. Thanks Brad! You've explained this really well.

[myfimap]

Thanks so much for this series. I really like the vision for the life that you've painted (working remotely, quick ramp to senior positions/higher salaries, possibility to freelance/consult/own your own business), but I wasn't sure if the actual day-to-day of Salesforce would appeal to me. This series really helped clarify before I jumped further into Trailhead. Thank you!

[kar]

wow this video was very good, thank you! I would like to see a video series where you address these types of daily tasks and a guide or example of how you addressed/resolved the task.

[DebzdaCeleb]

I subscribed off of this video alone. You explained this so well. I have been back & forth with myself trying to figure out if this is what i wanted to do. I have experience on the user side and want to get on the admin side. Thanks so much for what you do!

[zenbyo]

Seeing these different tickets is immensely helpful. Thanks for putting this together.

[hilly]

This is exactly what i was looking for. Ty! I wanted to know exactly what i would be doing and you nailed it!

[zamokuhlemjiyela]

Hi Brad.. so insightful. how about making some video again maybe solving few of these problems.

[josueramirez]

In my opinion, this video is very representative of an admin’s everyday tasks. But sometimes it can also be very unpredictable, especially if something goes wrong.

[Samone]

Thanks for this video. I’m making a career change and this is just what I needed.

[AbdulkareemAlnoaman]

It helps to see real world scenarios and definitely this one was helpful for me as am new to Salesforce. Thank you.

[dougc]

Thanks Bradley for posting this "day in the life of" video. As an aspiring admin with only Trailhead experience in SF, this give me a better understanding of what about to get into and looking forward to that opportunity. Keep up the great work!

[briag___]

This was very helpful. You’ve given us a “taste” in a clear and concise video. I work w/ SF in Sales Operations so it’s funny to see these emails as there are questions I’ve sent JIRA tickets in for. I really hope this would be a great career switch for me

[tempestt]

Thank you for this video. I recently decided to study for this certification but this definitely gives a much better explanation of what the job could entail.

[michaelforbes]

This video is golden! I am in sales but sitting for my 201 (tomorrow actually) and this gives me empathy for our admin & brings the position itself down to earth. One of the most poignant videos for admins I’ve seen, and hope you make more.

[bw]

Thank you so much! Seeing the emails and listening to you "translate" them into SF terminology is extremely helpful. I'm currently studying for my admin cert and this is making me more confident abt knowing what to expect in a SF job.