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Hello @Eduardo T. Vanin

The validation script was looking for a Stage field on the Job Application object that didn't exist in my environment. See the attached screenshot for more details. 

By adding this custom Stage field, I was able to complete the challenge. With that, I could reach 100% in my Associate Trailmix :-)

• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trailblazer-community/feed/0D5KX00000MXLZ7
• https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trailblazer-community/feed/0D5KX00000KBtuw0AD

FYI, I submitted a Case with Salesforce and this is the response: 

After investigating the issue and further consultations with the badge owner, we confirmed that this is a known issue that our content team is aware of. We have logged a bug with the badge owner to resolve this at the earliest. 

In the meantime, we are actively monitoring this request with the Trailhead Content team and have requested that they prioritize a fix for this issue. 

I was able to figure it out. First I had to install this package "04t0P000000N9rs"

I did it in my current environment and had to remove all permission set groups and delete the permission set and the previous 'Job Application' object I created since the data was missing because I was missing the data package ( I am sure it would work if you started it in a new environment and restarted the challenge. )

Since the package comes with its own Candidate and Position fields, you have to go into each one of these within the Job Application Object under Field & Relationships -> Select Candidate ->Edit - > change field type - > Select lookup relationship -> Next -> Next-> (VERY IMPORTANT) Select Read Access and unselect Edit Access -> Save

Now do the same for Position.

After that just follow the Challenge Promp.

Set up ' Manage Job Application Permission Set'

Go to Object Settings under 'Job Applications'

It should look like this and you're done!

Never mind. I found these instructions on another post -  

To be able to have several groups, you must disable 'Enhanced Interface for User Access Policies' : 

• Go to Setup page
• Search for 'User Management Settings' from Quickfind box and click on it
• Disable the toggle next to 'Enhanced Interface for User Access Policies'.
• Once it is disabled, you will be able to follow the given instructions in the hands-on requirement.

Worked perfectly!

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