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I’ve recently started learning Salesforce through Trailhead. Which modules and hands-on projects should I focus on to gain practical skills and prepare for interviews?

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  1. 9 oct, 14:31

    Hi @DONURU JASHWANTH Reddy

    If you're just starting with Salesforce, Trailhead is a great place to learn. But my suggestion is, don't focus only on collecting badges. Try to understand each concept and practice it on your own. 

     

    Here’s what I recommend:

    1. Start with Admin basics like Objects, Fields, Relationships, Security, and Permission Sets.
    2. Learn Flow Builder and practice a few real-time automation scenarios.
    3. Practice SOQL to understand how to retrieve data from Salesforce.
    4. Build 2–3 small projects like Student Management, Recruitment Management, or Leave Management.
    5. Learn Apex and LWC basics if you're interested in development roles.
    6. Practice interview questions based on real-world scenarios, not just definitions.

    One important tip: After completing a Trailhead module, try doing the same task again without looking at the steps. That's where you'll actually improve.

    Also, make sure you can explain your projects clearly in interviews, including why you used a particular feature. 

     

    Remember, companies look for practical knowledge, not just Trailhead badges. 

     

    Keep practicing consistently. All the best! 

     

    Thank you, 

    Venkat Yadav.

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