Dreamin’ season is back!

We wrote before about the community-led conferences, and it feels like this year they are full on. And I’m talking about this year as if just started, but in fact we are already in Q2! I love community events, and highly recommend attending them. Firstly because the content is spot on, not revised by legal Read more about Dreamin’ season is back![…]

Building blocks for Landing a Salesforce Job

ref: https://www.salesforce.com/news/press-releases/2021/09/20/idc-salesforce-economy-2021/ We hear about the Salesforce economy’s potential to create job openings, and also about the eager trailblazers getting into Trailhead keen to learn it all. But where do the expectations and the reality meet? I spend my coffee time each day in the Answers section of the Trailblazer Community. That space is dear Read more about Building blocks for Landing a Salesforce Job[…]

Three (and a half) Chrome things we learnt this week

0.5) The half! Not a Salesforce related, hence the half! I always try to keep tabs as minimum, using Chrome personas (or renamed as ‘profiles’ last upgrade) Yet, I find myself moving across multiple tabs and many with the same favicon which doesn’t make it any quicker to find easily the one I’m after. So Read more about Three (and a half) Chrome things we learnt this week[…]

The (festive season) Yōkai of Past, Present & Future

Happy new year ahead! You may be wondering about the title, so here’s some context. Typically there’s the Christmas Carol of the Spirits of Christmas, 3 to be exact: being the ghost of the past, the one of the present and then the future; the story goes something like this… each one takes Scrooge on Read more about The (festive season) Yōkai of Past, Present & Future[…]

It’s time to hit the trail, for real!

This year at Londons Calling the keynote was rather awakening, at hands of Dr. Anastasia Dedyukhina. I was lucky enough to be one of the few that got a signed copy of her book. Homo Distractus is a book to help you claim back your attention, time and energy; or at least understand why it is Read more about It’s time to hit the trail, for real![…]

Reimagining the IdeaExchange in Prague!

I must have already mentioned how happy I am to be a #DigitalNomad! Not only about the work that I do but to have the wonderful opportunity to travel around and discover the world ( one bite at a time 🙂 ) Just couple weeks ago I was in the lovely Prague for first time Read more about Reimagining the IdeaExchange in Prague![…]

Communities: The HUB’s move to Lightning!

We have covered many lightning posts and so we know the many reasons to make the move, so join us now: #BetterInLightning. And of course leading by example, the recent news from Salesforce is; The Power of Us Hub is transitioning to Lightning in April! (Aka Hub 2.0 – internally)   You may be wondering Read more about Communities: The HUB’s move to Lightning![…]

Donald Duck in Mathmagic Land Community Flow

The Context – Imagine an org with… 100% clicks no code 200+ users High service volume To add to this, the org wants to expand the use of cases within communities and have the ability to communicate asynchronously within the case context bidirectionally with the customer. So far so good, right? But… The Challenge A) Visually Read more about Donald Duck in Mathmagic Land Community Flow[…]

What’s Hours is Yours

Hello, you lot. It’s my first blog post of 2019, so I guess I should say two things: 1) Happy New Year, and 2) Poor you, having to read my inanities once more to really bring you back down to earth after the holidays. But I honestly think that this week’s inanities might just help Read more about What’s Hours is Yours[…]

I love Japan! Part 2

Following on from our travel blog few weeks back **beeeep** Alright, I admit it… it is not a travel blog (yet!) One of the wonders of this community is having the chance (and excuse) to go all over the world. In part 1 whilst making you jealous of my lovely trip to Japan, I took the opportunity Read more about I love Japan! Part 2[…]