Halo Fam,I couldn't log into my developers org Account on account of Password error.I was referred to the Admin for a reset.could someone assist me get hold of my account soonest🥰

Hi guys, I am new here and have gone through the 6 onboarding stages but the videos in the classroom kept on showing the same video, which is the beginner video.

You have just joined a UK recruitment company as the Salesforce Admin. The company has Sales Reps, Sales Managers, and a Compliance Team. Here is the issue: Sales Reps can see Opportunities owned by other reps. Sales Managers need to see records owned by their own team. The Compliance Team needs read only access to all Opportunities above £50,000. The business does not want everyone seeing everything anymore. What is the best security approach? 💬 Vote and explain your reasoning. This one tests whether you understand record visibility, Profiles, Permission Sets, Role Hierarchy, and Sharing Rules. YOU CAN ALSO EXPLAIN WHY YOUR OPTION IS CORRECT IN THE COMMENTS

This is gold for all members, i advice you to keep it very dear to you, understand it and act accordingly. This is your roadmap. Everyone has access to The Salesforce Admin Career Guide here: https://guide.pathwayai.app/ The Salesforce Admin Career Guide breaks down: ✅ What a Salesforce Admin actually does ✅ The skills you need to master, within each Team Delta, Gamma and Alpha to be a proficient Salesforce Admin ✅ The certification roadmap ✅ Your 8 to 12 week learning journey including Agentforce AI ✅ The different career paths you can grow into ✅ How much a Salesforce Admin career can pay ✅ What actually helps you get hired ✅ The next steps you should focus on from where you are now It also connects with Pathway Compass, so you are not just reading the guide, you can track your journey, see your progress, and know what step to take next. If you are serious about succeeding here, do not skip this. Go through it properly. Take notes. Use it as your map. Everyone has access to The Salesforce Admin Career Guide here: https://guide.pathwayai.app/ Once you go through it, comment your biggest takeaway below. Regards Godwin, Coach and tech Mentor

A lot of people want Salesforce to change their life. But the truth is, many people are slowing themselves down without even realising it. Here are the common mistakes I keep seeing. 1. Watching Without Practising You watch lessons, attend sessions, and feel like you are learning. But if you are not building inside your Developer Org, the knowledge will not stick. How to fix it After every lesson, open Salesforce and practise immediately. 2. Studying Without A Clear Plan Random studying creates random results. If you do not know what you are studying this week, when you are studying, and what you are building, you will drift. How to fix it Set a weekly study goal and a fixed study time, use Pathway Compass, to fix this permanently 3. Avoiding Projects Some people keep watching videos because projects expose what they do not understand. But projects are where real learning happens. How to fix it Complete every project, even if it feels uncomfortable. 4. Not Asking Questions Struggling in silence is one of the fastest ways to stay stuck. You are in a community for a reason. How to fix it Ask questions early, post screenshots, and explain what you tried, in the support center and also use Pathway AI, to get instant answers to your qustions. 5. Trying To Memorise Everything Salesforce is not about memorising every button. It is about understanding how the platform solves business problems. How to fix it Focus on the reason behind each feature, not just where to click. 6. Not Using The Tools Available You have lessons, recordings, the community, projects, and Pathway AI. If you are not using them, you are making the journey harder for yourself. How to fix it Use Pathway AI to revise, ask questions, upload screenshots, practise, and get guidance faster. Access Pathway AI: https://pathwayai.app/ Final Word If you want to succeed in Salesforce, stop learning casually. Study with structure. Practise with intention. Ask for help when stuck.