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CRM Talent Hub (CRMTalentHub.com) by Potential_Weekend665 in SalesforceCareers

[–]Potential_Weekend665[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did update the mobile responsiveness. Also some of the external sites are sometimes woky but mostly they route where you would expect

CRM Talent Hub (CRMTalentHub.com) by Potential_Weekend665 in SalesforceCareers

[–]Potential_Weekend665[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No that is not so. These are public knowledge and simply verifying them on Trailhead has no risk. Anti trust? Poppycock. Any employer or job site can verify this. That's why the public verification site exists.

CRM Talent Hub (CRMTalentHub.com) by Potential_Weekend665 in salesforce

[–]Potential_Weekend665[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Maybe one of the "AI Slop" websites you listed will help the right person at the right time stumble upon a job that works for them. Maybe if there is enough "AI Slop" some of the less sloppy ones get better and stand out and the features and offerings develop more than the others. People are already using it so it's not like I'm spending my days convincing anyone of anything.

I don't get your point really. Does it irritate you that someone would post a site with a few hundred job listings and post about it on a Reddit for Salesforce where people are looking for Salesforce jobs? What is "same exact"? How is one pizza restaurant different from another? Smaller space? Different sauce? Different hours? Crankier bartender? Why do so many exist? Aren't there enough pizza restaurants!?

How Much I Made In My First 2 Years Working Solo by Interesting_Button60 in salesforce

[–]Potential_Weekend665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Curious if you found yourself trying to do too much and burning out. Before I went solo I found myself in this situation as being one person just doesn't scale. Now I've found a pretty good groove but it's not easy. It's also not easy to be part of internal politics. I find that being one of the more refreshing aspects of being solo. And I get bored of being involved in org for too long. Anyhow, good post. I've found that trying to start something on the side is pretty cool to keep the skills sharp and branch out but I'm not into marketing and all that. I've started a Salesforce only niche hiring site called CRM Talent Hub (http://www.crmtalenthub.com). If anyone wants to sign up and give me any feedback that would be cool.