Salesforce coding lessons for the 99%Finally, Apex tutorials for point-and-click admins! Written by a self-taught Google engineer.
Salesforce coding lessons for the 99%
David’s note: a rare chance to build up your knowledge and resume under one of the best Salesforce professionals in the industry. I’ve personally met Terry and can attest to him. HIGHLY recommended!
NOTE: Terry has found an intern and is no longer accepting applications. Congrats on the lucky SFDC99 reader who got this gig! Hopefully more positions coming soon!
Want to develop awesome skills?
With experience, people get jobs like crazy in the Salesforce world according to David Liu. One great way to get skills (again… according to David) is volunteering for a nonprofit. Well… here it is!
I seek one Salesforce intern to mentor and guide. You could be pretty much anywhere as I’m willing to teleconference and make this a virtual job. You’ll do projects for me. I think this requires at least 15 hours per week to be successful. I’ll invest at least 2 hours per week in you. I’ll also set training tasks in front of you to make sure you’re well rounded. I want a 13 week commitment from some starting point.
You’ll know and demonstrate knowledge of Flow, using process builder with flow, NPSP 3.0 objects, writing SF project specifications, packaging solutions for sharing, architecture of a powerful but declarative solutions and more.
Serous inquiries will include resume, why you want the internship, how you can balance 15 hours of weekly work with your schedule, and when you’d like to start.
Terry Cole, Missionary & Founder, Street Youth Ministry of Austin
StreetYouthMinistry.org
@streetyouth
2015 Salesforce Foundation Might Customer Advisory Committee
DF 15 Presentation: NPSP: Doing it on a Shoestring, and Fun with Flows
2015 Salesforce Webinar: Driving Impact with NPSP
2014 Power of Us All-Star
Part of a non-profit organization looking for Salesforce volunteer professionals – admins and developers? Post your opportunity for free on SFDC99 by contacting sfdc99.mailbag@gmail.com!
I am unable to send my resume to sfintern@terrycole.33mail.com. Please help
The e-mail link is not working David, is there another way to contact Terry Cole?
I applied for this one. Hoping I get fair chance to demonstrate my capabilities and apply my learning in SFDC.
Good luck!
David, a good general article about the ways recently-minted SDFC engineers can get entry-level experience would be great. I bet you could get a lot of data about this from your readers.
Good idea, let me noodle on that one!
Submitted!! Fingers crossed :)
Thanks David! and yes job opportunities postings would be great!!
I have made the submission ,just hoping he choose me ! :)
Good luck Anshul! Let us know if you get it!
i am waiting for the reply :( . Has he chosen somebody yet.??
I am interested. Please let me know details about how to apply on ” choulwar.vyankatesh@gmail.com “
The application link is in the post =)
Terry, I am interested as this would be my charity for the year.
I am pretty old for an intern, 67, former assembler code writer, brand new Certified SF Admin.
Let me know how to connect.
The email is in the post – good luck!
This is great David! I was just looking for an opportunity such as this. It would be great if you could post more of these (nonprofit volunteer positions) in the future.
Great idea – would love if there was a healthy serving of job/volunteer postings on this site! I’ll see what I can do! Tell your friends!
Was really depressed that i couldn’t find any entry level opportunities, and i visited sfdc99.com and first thing i see is this post.
thanks for the good work you are keeping up
The fact that I could make one person’s day better (yours!) makes my whole week better! Good luck and godspeed!
I am interested.
Hope you made a strong submission =) Good luck!