I’m not a natural coder, yet ironically it’s followed me around in one way or another over the past 20 years. Having dabbled with a bit of BASIC in my early teens, I was given a Pascal assignment at college. After that I was moved onto C, JAVA and PHP at university before briefly visiting […]
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TRACKING MY MEDS
A few months ago, I found myself with a nasty infection in my gums that resulted in a course of antibiotics. I had to swallow one tablet after every meal, three times a day for five days. Like a normal person, I could have just taken the pills after every meal and got on with my […]
WHY I SAT FIVE SALESFORCE EXAMS IN FIVE MONTHS – PART TWO
Plans Made Public – Tuesday August 1st 2017 All the way back in May, during the World Tour exhibition in London, myself and the other half got chatting to a Salesforce marketing manager. We talked about how I was just starting my journey into the platform whereas Gemma was close to ten years and we […]
WHY I SAT FIVE SALESFORCE EXAMS IN FIVE MONTHS – PART ONE
My career at the end of 2016 Around 2008, I had the opportunity to become a project manager. At the time, it was a fun and refreshing change from fixing computer monitors, installing printer drivers and untangling the spaghetti of network cabinets. I got to sit in meetings, listen to people talk and ask questions. […]
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
A Classic Look Salesforce started out as a business tool for companies doing B2B sales. The data was presented in a simple and clear form factor. Everything you needed to get to was right there on the screen, with a minimum of fuss.