be careful of common phrases that are terrible in their true meaning. "Bit the Bullet" (means committed suicide) "Rule of thumb" etc. While I know what you meant because they are common, they can be removed and still remain clear with other phrases.
When you say 'Bit the bullet' do you mean 'bite the bullet' . If you do that phrase in general is nothing to do with suicide. It's to commit to something fully. Bite the bullet means you have committed to something hard or difficult and you felt you had to do it. It was time to do it. It suggests that what you'll do has some risk to it. Perhaps originally meant something could explode and hurt you BUT is a commitment you're making that's worth it.
This is the best Salesforce dedicated channel I’ve been subscribed to. 👍Can’t wait to see the next video! It would be interesting to see a working day of a Salesforce admin or developer.
Great video, being honestly, it is the first time, which I have been watching interview between Kyrgyz IT saleforce and citizen candidate. It is really amazing result in kyrgyz IT. I am very proud of you Seyit Baike! Let's go ! Go ahead!!
it think its fine , if you were from latin america probably you will get crazy with SFDC salaries. im a mid senior developer from latin america and i earn 36k a year working remote. People that work in local companies earn like 25k being in a senior level. So imagine if you are an administrator here in latin america haha.
be careful of common phrases that are terrible in their true meaning. "Bit the Bullet" (means committed suicide) "Rule of thumb" etc. While I know what you meant because they are common, they can be removed and still remain clear with other phrases.
When you say 'Bit the bullet' do you mean 'bite the bullet' . If you do that phrase in general is nothing to do with suicide. It's to commit to something fully. Bite the bullet means you have committed to something hard or difficult and you felt you had to do it. It was time to do it.
It suggests that what you'll do has some risk to it. Perhaps originally meant something could explode and hurt you BUT is a commitment you're making that's worth it.
@@1970brenz great distinction. I was confusing the two. Bite vs bit. man colloquialisms are terrible.
@@mockdux Haha yes. If you said 'hit the dust', maybe closer to suicide or got killed by someone else... confusing alright.
This mock interview helped me secure a Salesforce Admin job. Thanks Salesforce Chef. I'm really grateful for your content.
This is the best Salesforce dedicated channel I’ve been subscribed to. 👍Can’t wait to see the next video! It would be interesting to see a working day of a Salesforce admin or developer.
Soo INformative
Great video! Interview looks very realistic!
Great video, being honestly, it is the first time, which I have been watching interview between Kyrgyz IT saleforce and citizen candidate. It is really amazing result in kyrgyz IT. I am very proud of you Seyit Baike! Let's go ! Go ahead!!
Looking back, wow! These are great questions
This is a great example of an average candidate. Thanks for boosting my confidence.
😂
hey great video, great performance from both of you guys. good questions that should be remembered, thank you very much!
Such a nicely made mock interview.
Will help so many.
Very informative. Thank You. #sfchef #enjoylife #salesforce #admin
I killed this interview in my head
This is very help full. I am looking a job now will help me
Thank you
hi tarikua,
i am looking the person who rae interested to discuss and share the knowledge about salesforce
@@gprashanth9204 I'm also in
Nice interview
Huge thanks!
He did NOT smile even though he said he's so excited!! Probably a fail for this interview. But luckily, it's only a simulation!!
you get nervous lol, but yeah, it is good to smile, if that's how u really feel
you'll fail someone on a interview because they didn't smile? man you're a real corporate sociopath.
Are these questions still pretty relevant today? Aug 2021
Yes
Thank you.
These were very basic questions... Is that all?
Also, does interviewers not go for any practical test? Such as getting some task done?
Every employer is different. Some are easy with no test. And some are very hard with a big test.
you are great,my first salesforce admin interview in a few days.Do you have any other suggestions or things i should prepare for the interview
How did it go
@@captivesojourner I got the job start April 5 ty foreverything
@@davidparreno2078 Congrats! were the interview questions similar like how we see in this video or even more difficult? Thanks in advance
Please where can i do a training on salesforce.
ua-cam.com/video/I3Dk3i4GpU8/v-deo.html
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I would hire you
60k to 70k seems too low
it think its fine , if you were from latin america probably you will get crazy with SFDC salaries. im a mid senior developer from latin america and i earn 36k a year working remote. People that work in local companies earn like 25k being in a senior level. So imagine if you are an administrator here in latin america haha.
It’s definitely low
Brain fart!? Instant refusal
that's why you will never be a hiring manager
Humans aren't robots thats their value. Comment above me is correct.
You need to subtitle don’t understand anything with the accent!
hang in there, your brain adjusts after about 15 minutes. Like watching a shakespeare play.