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Hello Everyone,

I'm working on the Data Security > Control Access to Objects module and trying to complete the hands-on challenge.

The challenge requires creating a Manage Positions permission set and assigning permissions to the Position object. However, I can't find the Recruiting sample objects in any of my Trailhead Playgrounds.

I checked:

• Setup → Object Manager
• Permission Sets → Object Settings
• App Launcher
• Installed Packages

The following objects are missing:

• Position
• Candidate
• Job Application
• Review

Standard objects such as Account, Contact, and Case are available, but the Recruiting objects referenced throughout the module do not exist.

I have tried:

1. Using my existing Salesforce Playground.
2. Creating a brand-new Trailhead Playground.
3. Verifying that I'm using the correct hands-on org.

Because the Position object is missing, I'm unable to create the Manage Positions permission set required for the challenge.

Has anyone encountered this issue recently? Is there a package that needs to be installed, or are there updated instructions for completing this challenge?

Thank you for your help. 

Hi All, 

When sending an email from Salesforce, hovering over a recipient in the To

 field displays only the person's full name and not their email address. 

Is there a way to configure Salesforce so that the recipient's email address is also visible when hovering over the name in the To field while composing or sending an email?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Please find the image below for a better understanding of my request. 

Thank you in advance  

Hi All!  

I'm on the "Control Access to Fields" unit (

Admin Intermediate trail, Data Security module), specifically the "Set Field Permissions for Multiple Permission Sets" step, which asks me to set field-level security on the Candidate object's Job Category field. That field doesn't exist anywhere in my org (confirmed via a global Setup search), and neither do several others the unit references — Apex, C#, Hire By, Hiring Manager, and the sensitive ID field mentioned in the unit text. 

My Candidate object does exist, with fields like Current Employer, Currently Employed, Education, Years of Experience, Legacy Candidate Number, etc. — a completely different set from what the unit describes. 

For context: earlier in this trail I ran into a separate issue where the Position/Candidate/Job Application/Review objects didn't exist at all, which I resolved by installing a package referenced in an earlier community thread. That got the base objects working, but it looks like this package doesn't include the custom fields (Job Category, Apex, C#, etc.) that this later unit assumes exist — I suspect those are meant to come from manually completing "Create Custom Recruiting Fields" in the "Build a Data Model for a Recruiting App" project. 

Has anyone else run into this specific mismatch? Is completing that earlier project the right fix, or is there a different/updated package I should be using instead? Any guidance appreciated.

Thanks! 

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My name is Tara, and I’m a Salesforce Certified Administrator and Double Star Ranger on Trailhead, based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. 

I’m looking for an opportunity to volunteer my Salesforce skills with a nonprofit organization. My goal is to contribute to a meaningful organization while gaining practical experience working with Salesforce in a real-world environment. 

Through my Salesforce learning and hands-on projects, I have developed skills in Salesforce Administration, Security & Access Management, Data Management, Data Import/Export, Flow, Reports & Dashboards, and I also have knowledge of Lightning Web Components (LWC). 

One of my main projects is the Student Success Management Portal, where I have applied Salesforce concepts to a practical student-support scenario. 

In addition to Salesforce, I bring a strong background in education and administration, including experience as an Admissions Coordinator and many years of teaching experience. I enjoy organizing information, solving problems, supporting people, and learning new technology. 

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Thank you for taking the time to read my post. I’m looking forward to connecting with other Trailblazers and finding an opportunity where I can contribute and continue learning. 

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