Hi Salesforce Ohana 👋
After 3+ years of working as a Salesforce Admin—building automations, cleaning up data chaos, and turning business needs into practical solutions—I’ve realized something: I enjoy the “why” behind the requirement just as much as the “how” behind the solution.
That’s what’s driving me toward becoming a Salesforce Functional Consultant.
I’m now looking to bridge that gap—from executing solutions to owning conversations, gathering requirements, and designing the right approach for clients.
For those who’ve made this transition (or work closely with consultants):
What truly made the difference for you? Was it certifications, project exposure, stakeholder interaction, or something less obvious?
I’d love to learn from your journeys, mistakes, and “wish I knew this earlier” moments.
Appreciate any guidance you can share—thanks for being such a supportive community 🙌
