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This depends a lot on how the PM roles is viewed for that specific project. Sometimes the PM needs to be very experienced in understanding Salesforce’s capabilities and setup configuration (almost a mini-solution specialist). In these cases, it is very difficult for someone without salesforce experience to step into that role.
Other times, however, there are a group of competent business analysts, admins, and developers who can provide the appropriate solutions, and your role is more about managing tickets and timelines, coordinating individuals, and helping the team get unblocked. In these scenarios, a good PM without prior Salesforce experience can still do well (although you’ll find you can support the project a lot better once you know Salesforce).
I would recommend you find out during the interview process where on the spectrum your role lies for the project you’re applying for.
If you do decide to move forward, I then suggest you spend time on the Salesforce Trailhead training site, learning as much as you can in preparation. There are amazing training modules for every role and level that will better prepare you to succeed.
Best of luck on your journey!!
Great this is very helpful thank you, I will have a look at the Trailhead training site
Might be tough in this environment but agree with DD1’s advice - also in DD
Take advantage of online resources like Trailhead which is Salesforce's free learning platform. It's packed with interactive modules and guided learning paths to help you become familiar with the platform. Try it out.
In the truest sense of project management you don’t need Salesforce experience, your project management credentials are enough. However in this environment you maybe competing against PMs who have both project and Salesforce credentials
I would suspect that you will be at a disadvantage. If Salesforce is something you see long term I would suggest getting certified as a Salesforce Associate and Business Analyst