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WIPp 035 Kimberly Barnes: From IT helpdesk specialist to Salesforce Consultant

EPISODE · Dec 2, 2020 · 48 MIN

WIPp 035 Kimberly Barnes: From IT helpdesk specialist to Salesforce Consultant

from Work In Progress Podcast · host Dana & Angela

Blog post is hereEpisode Timestamps01:25 Guest Introduction03:14 Experiences from her previous IT Helpdesk job06:08 Realising an IT specialist job wasn’t for her10:58 Explanation on what a sales force job is14:39 Steps in transitioning from IT to sales18:50 What does a sales force job entail/tools of the job20:19 Departure from the previous company24:06 How to look for a remote job/What to look out for?29:20 How did everything lead up to her current situation35:14 Current endeavours38:21 Acknowledging the value in career coaching and self employment 40:36 Possible future ventures42:25 Searching for a job mid-pandemic45:53 Closing wordsKimberly's Career Change While working as an IT Helpdesk specialist, Kimberly was given an opportunity to integrate Salesforce into her work. About KimberlyFind Kimberly here: Website, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn 🎙🎙🎙🎙🎙About UsWe have more interviews on career change on our podcast! Head over there to check out more interesting  stories!Want to learn more about why we care about career transitions? Check out Why Work In ProgressConnect us with someone who has an amazing career story at https://www.instagram.com/work_in_progress_blogs/ and [email protected] Music was used with permission. Credit: Happy by MBB https://soundcloud.com/mbbofficial

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