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Hi Everyone! I have been working in Salesforce for about a year now. But I am not enjoying my work as it's mainly on backend. I have been wanting to move to Web Dev. But someone suggested that like if I like frontend I should try LWC instead as I'm already into Salesforce. So I'm quite confused which way should I go. Can anyone help me with the same Tata ConsultancyAccentureDeloitteZS AssociatesInfosysSalesforceSalesforceAmazonMicrosoft
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ABSOLUTELY do it!
Management is task-focused, Leadership is influence and vision-focused.
In my experience, leadership starts with management even though they ARE different. They also work together best when intermingled.
Regardless.... my advice is ALWAYS look at every opportunity as something you can put on your resume and if you put in your all and excel, even the better.
The workforce these days is super entitled and lack-luster, so def leverage anything and everything you can to have on your resume to highlight you as a high-performer!
I’ve been bouncing between floating on cloud 9 and imposter syndrome. I was the one who requested an intern and wrote a business use case and job description. My boss approved it this week and it’s been posted. So I feel like I’m in that leadership role already. But don’t want it to go to my head.
I didn’t think of this as a resume builder. That’s a good point!
Any advice on how I can make the most out of this opportunity once someone is hired? Or even in preparation to have someone hired?
I started my career at Hallmark as part of their intern program which is quite excellent. I got hired after the internship and had a new supervisor but to this day, I consider my boss the supervisor and mentor I had during the internship. He really set the tone for my career, encouraged me and even gave ME leadership opportunities during those three months. I built so much confidence during that time. Besides moving up on the ladder think of the long term impact you can have in the career of this individual and that will automatically make you a great leader. Be a servant. That’s the best advice I can give you.