Salesforce MVPs get some extra benefits and I’m glad I’m one of them. This year we could order what we want from a special collection, so not only I got a new microphone, so my podcast sounds better, I also got this new book from Karen Mangia about working from home. Actually what new you can learn after 18Read More…
Sharing is caring says Pavlina but at the same time she says that this book is so good that you need to own one. Well, I didn’t want to buy one, but luckily I borrow it from Martin, who didn’t need it for a while. So many excitement this book got on Twitter, so I really looked forward toRead More…
At Dreamforce I’ve been lucky enough to be invited for Copado event, where Andrew Davis signed his new book about DevOps. DevOps – topic about which I don’t know much, which doesn’t mean I cannot argue with our developers and also topic I always wanted to learn more (and looks like I’ll just the day after CzechDreamin). NeverRead More…
I read Marc’s first book almost exactly 3 years ago, way after he published it. I loved it at that time and I considered it the best book about management, sales and marketing I read in a while. His second book will be published in two weeks time and I – as an Salesforce MVP – got preview version before theRead More…
I’ve been implementing information systems for last 20 years, most of the time CRM. After such a long time I should know a thing or two and I still found this book extremely valuable. Matt divided the book into 5 parts – Identify, Plan, Contact, Qualify and Report and the biggest difference – to most of my implementations –Read More…