Tag Archives: Advice

Asking For Help (Why Is It So Hard?)

Posted on August 5, 2024 by Nana

It can be challenging to ask for help, especially in a work environment. Learning to manage and prioritize tasks, asking the right questions, and utilizing task management tools are essential. Recognizing when to seek assistance without feeling defeated is crucial. Effective communication and organization are key to maintaining sanity in a busy work environment. Continue reading →

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Become Your Own Self-Innovating Hero

Posted on August 30, 2018 by Nana

My daughter and I have been training for a quarter marathon at a local walking trail. Yesterday we stopped to take a break and I suggested we turn around and backtrack the way we’d come since we always go the … Continue reading →

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Getting Comfy With Lightning

Posted on March 21, 2018 by Nana

“I’ll be honest, at first, working in Lightning was painful…I didn’t know where anything was. I didn’t understand fully how to manage object Lightning Pages and how to apply them to Apps and Profiles and Record Types. It felt like … Continue reading →

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Be Relevant

Posted on February 1, 2018 by Nana

So I’ve been a Salesforce Administrator for a little while. And by that I mean before there were custom objects and a certification program. I’ve implemented and managed multiple complex orgs, designed processes, and have been around the block a … Continue reading →

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Lightning or Bust

Posted on January 18, 2018 by Nana

When you’ve been an Admin for a ‘while’, the prospect of using Lightning is daunting to say the least. In Classic I know where everything is. I know how everything works. It’s comfortable. It’s familiar. I can answer all the … Continue reading →

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