At some point in our lives, most of us have made a resolution to be more organised. For many it is likely to have coincided with the start of a new year, whether calendar, financial or the school year. However, being organised involves more than simply aiming to be that way.
When the clocks ticked over to 2020 on January 1 this year, no-one could have known what a tumultuous year it would turn out to be. If you’d told the party revellers that within 4 months, the world would be gripped by a health epidemic and borders would close, events would be cancelled, and people’s movements restricted due to lockdowns, they would have no doubt looked at you like you had already partied too much.
So here’s a secret: when the energy in a team is positive, collectively the team can achieve something astounding. People energised around an ambitious goal transform into a powerful force.
One of the advantages being part of the Salesforce ecosystem offers is the ability to upskill or change direction throughout the course of your career.
We’ve all heard the saying, it’s not personal, it’s business. It’s often trotted out as an excuse for pushing personal morales aside and acting in a way that isn’t particularly kind.
However, according to our National Sales Manager, Nicole Aebi-Moyo, business and kindness don’t need to be mutually exclusive.
Who doesn’t love a good cookie? No not the yummy, sweet, calorie-laden cookie monster type cookie, we’re talking internet cookies.
Salesforce’s Winter ‘21 Release is due to be rolled out later this month with a stack of upgrades and new innovations. Here’s what to expect.
We’ve heard a lot this year about being in a ‘new normal’ but, like lockdowns, this ‘normal’ is only temporary.
Are you frustrated because you have some questionable habits influencing your decisions on how to innovate your business and achieve growth? You’re not alone.
According to our Sales Account Executive, Jacqui Edwards, the vast majority of Australian business leaders find themselves in the exact same position in a normal economic climate; but let’s throw in a pandemic to spice it up a bit!
For many, testing is often the ‘blah’ stage of a project. The challenge of the build is over and you’re looking forward to the next step or project. Testing should signify progress, but few find the job of checking that links, buttons, and processes work the way they should very rewarding.
However, as our consultant, Natasha Conde explains, testing is an important step which can, ultimately, determine the success or failure of a project.
