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💃 Salesforce's Digital Transformation Guide...ChaCha'd🕺
"The Salesforce Way" Cheat Sheet
Good morning, Salesforce Nerds! Want to learn how to make your org successful?
Of course you do!
“The Salesforce Way” is the Mothership’s framework for guiding Salesforce customers through a digital transformation, aka every tech project ever 🤷.
Here is a Cheat Sheet to take advantage of The Salesforce Way’s 5 elements ⬇️

1) TRUSTED RELATIONSHIPS
“Trust is earned and lost everyday, in every interaction.” - The Salesforce Way
The Four Elements of Building Trust
The above quote is beautiful 🤩. Every interaction is an opportunity to build trust (or lose it….). Using these 4 elements in planning and executing each interaction will create trusted relationships-
Competence - you have the ability to do what your role requires.
Reliability - you do what you say you’re going to do. Every. Time.
Integrity - you do the right thing.
Empathy - you put yourself in your customer/client/stakeholder’s shoes, and act accordingly.
Examples-
In Star Wars, the Jedi train from birth and are gated in their progress, from Youngling to Master- they are competent. Jedi serve the highest levels of the galaxy, in peace and in war- they are reliable. Jedi protect those who cannot protect themselves - they have integrity. Jedi literally feel the pain of others through The Force- they are empathetic.
Axel the Admin exhibited the Salesforce-equivalent of Jedi trustworthiness 🙌.
Business Domains
These are 4 domains that you need to build trust with-
Individual Domain - frontline users
Company Domain - leadership
Product/Brand Domain - vibe
Digital Infrastructure Domain - is my data secure?
Next, The Salesforce Way combines these business domains with the four trust building elements, into a matrix. Here is the matrix with guidance notes-

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Resources
2) ALIGNMENT
“The single word that matters most to keep the company productive as it grows is alignment.” - Sam Altman