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    • Acing Sharing and Visibility Designer Certification

      Posted at 9:30 AM by Rakesh Gupta, on August 7, 2018

      *Disclaimer – Any questions you find in this article are practice questions created by me. Please treat them as pointers – it does not bear any relationship with the Salesforce certification examination questions.

      On October 20, 2017, I became a certified Sharing and Visibility Designer! Yes, I did pat myself on the back!

      After that, I wanted to write about my experience and preparation strategies. However, I was busy working on my book that I just submitted for publishing! – Salesforce Process Builder Quick Start Guide. Now that I am done with my book, I have the bandwidth to work on the article. Why not leverage insights of the article and join the club of Sharing and Visibility Designer Certified professionals?

      So, let us get started!

      Personally, I have not come across any documentation to prepare for this exam. However, let me share with you my unexpected, unnerving, and hopefully rare, experience with this exam! 

      Set a strict timeline for the exam preparation

      After you decide to appear for the exam, it is time to gather information about the exam and think about what steps you will put in place in order to ace it. Once you have a concrete timeline, begin to think about how you will integrate a sound study plan around the rest of your responsibilities – work/home balance etc. Having a concrete date to study towards the exam will help you stay motivated and disciplined. 

      Learning styles differ widely – so, there is no magic formula that one can follow to clear an exam. The best practice is to study for a few hours daily – rain or shine! Below are some details about the exam and study materials: 

      • 60 multiple-choice/multiple-select questions* (2–5 unscored questions may be added) – 120 mins
      • 68% is the passing score
      • Go through the training and materials available here free resource guide for this domain certification Read the rest of this entry!
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    • Acing Development Lifecycle and Deployment Designer Certification

      Posted at 12:15 PM by Rakesh Gupta, on November 8, 2017

      *Disclaimer – Any questions you find in this article are practice questions created by me. Please treat them as pointers – it does not bear any relationship with Salesforce certification examination questions.

      Clicks not Code is a hallmark of the Salesforce platform – without writing a single line of code, a savvy Admeloper/Devmin can tackle most customization needs of internal and external stakeholders. The key here is most – for, at some point, an Admeloper/Devmin may need to resort to codes to customize Sales or Service Cloud using Apex, Lightning Components or APIs. 

      An Admeloper/Devmin feels buoyant when he/she is able to develop a most streamlined solution to fulfill customers’ requirements. At times, by relying exclusively on Clicks, an  Admeloper/Devmin may not be able to develop and deliver the most opportune solution. To avoid this fate, I recently cleared Development Lifecycle and Deployment Designer certificate. If you too share my view – about equipping yourself with the best available tool to exceed your stakeholders’ expectations – then, wait no longer! Join in! Start by reading my recent articles – Application Architect or Community Cloud Consultant on developing strategies to prepare for advanced level certificates.

      Many aspiring Admeloper/Devmin wonder – “I do not have development experience (I mean write Apex or creating Lightning Components) will I be able to earn this certification“?  Fortunately, the answer is, YES! To clear/crack this exam you do not have to have hands-on experience with Salesforce development; but, you do have to have in-depth understanding of the following – Development Lifecycle; Release Management; Integration Design Pattern; and when to use which API, etc. 

      Personally, I have not come across any documentation to prepare for this exam – indeed, this is one of the reasons for writing the blog!

      I am a die hard Salesforce evangelist – I firmly believe that without in-depth understanding of the platform, any certification has zero or no value. Although it generates boundless happiness, and it is a matter of pride, getting certified is important because it validates your investment of time and effort in mastering the breadth and depth of the platform. This is indeed, priceless!

      Recently, I installed Prometric at home – the setup allows me to appear for certifications from the comfort of my home. On 28th October, I appeared for the Application Architect certification and cleared it! This boosted my confidence.

      So in this excitement, like a kid in a candy store, I Googled to find out which certificate I should embark on next! After some research, I narrowed my choice to Development Lifecycle and Deployment Designer certificate. Although I am a die hard Read the rest of this entry!

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