As of the last few months (20170826) there are 59 Trails and 219 Modules, 40 Projects, 6 Super Badges - Ive seen a total of 290 for one person (Jennifer Lee) at the leader board: https://trailhead-leaderboard-developer-edition.na35.force.com/Leader_Board. Personally I only have 150+ August 26, 2017
What are Salesforce superbadges?
Resume-worthy credentials that apply your Salesforce skills in a specific area to hands-on, real-world business problems. Superbadges can take your career to the next level by allowing you to demonstrate your Salesforce skills through real-world business scenarios. “What’s so ‘super’ about superbadges?”
What is the value of superbadges?
The value of Superbadges is to take you through that experience. You’ll learn to deal with confusing or incomplete instructions and client requests. Superbadges are about problem solving at a level that demonstrates true understanding and ingenuity, not just figuring out how to pass each challenge step.
How valuable are trailhead superbadges?
Now we are getting a clearer picture of why Trailhead was developed and how valuable to all the key players in the hiring process the Superbadges will become. The Superbadges represent the closest thing to actual client work a candidate could experience.
How many modules do I need to complete a superbadge?
All Superbadges require you to complete four modules. Those modules provide the foundation of the material that will be examined during the Superbadge. Of course, depending on the Superbadge, you may feel other modules may be helpful to complete before diving in.
How many badges does Salesforce Trailhead have?
The average number of Trailhead badges is around 200. That number has bumped up from 120 badges, reported in the 2020-21 report.
Are Salesforce Superbadges worth it?
Now that you know what a Superbadge is, you may be wondering what's in it for me or is it worth the time? First and foremost, YES it is worth the time! These badges can act as a precursor for hiring managers to understand what your level of understanding and knowledge is, as well as, your skill set.
What is superset in Salesforce?
Super Sets are collections of superbadges that test your foundational knowledge of a specific role. They're invaluable practice for certification seekers or anyone else looking to gain the skills employers look for in qualified candidates.
How long do Superbadges take?
4 to 12 hoursEach superbadge can take from 4 to 12 hours to complete, assuming you've already built up an understanding of the specific domain. Before you start, you'll need to earn some prerequisite badges to confirm you've grasped the core concepts. Then, you'll be ready to put what you've learned into practice.
What is Ranger rank in Salesforce?
Becoming a Salesforce Ranger on Trailhead means that you have completed a total of 100 badges and at least 50,000 points on Trailhead. This is the highest Trailblazer rank you can receive. Hear from a few of our very own Rangers and learn how Trailhead has helped their everyday work and career.
What are badges Superbadges?
To earn a superbadge, you must first unlock it by completing prerequisite Trailhead badges on core concepts. But while badges represent what you've learned, superbadges kick it up a notch and ask you to apply all of that great learning by getting hands-on.
How do Superbadges relate to?
But a superbadge gives you a business case scenario with different pieces of information woven into a story. It's then up to you to identify the business need and create the solution through a series of hands-on challenges in a Trailhead Playground, which are instantly validated once you complete them.
How do you get a Super badge?
1:344:49Trailhead Superbadges | (Video 6) - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipExperience you'd have to come through do this module get this entire badge you'd have to do allMoreExperience you'd have to come through do this module get this entire badge you'd have to do all these units. In order to unlock this one specific thing same thing goes with this data.
What is community badge in Salesforce?
Badges are little bits of digital flair that you earn for almost every kind of activity on Salesforce Stack Exchange. The number and type of badges you've earned are displayed together with your username and reputation score around the site, as part of your usercard.
What is Trailhead in Salesforce?
Trailhead Is the Fun Way to Learn Learn In-Demand Skills. Get hands-on and learn the Salesforce, digital, and soft skills you need to succeed from anywhere for free. Earn Resume-Worthy Credentials. Prove your skills and earn globally-recognized credentials that demonstrate your expertise to current and future employers ...
Should I put Trailhead on resume?
P.S. if you have more than 50 Trailhead badges, put that on your resume too. Even though most orgs are still on Salesforce Classic, almost all are planning to migrate to Lightning. That means you either already know Lightning, or the company will have to train you.
How do I get a Salesforce Certification badge?
Head over to the Trailhead website. Or go big and sign up to get Salesforce certified. Be sure to check out the new enhancements on the Partner Community that enable you to track your Trailhead and Certification progress.
Salesforce expertise has never been more important
Salesforce is the #1 Global Platform in CRM, sales, marketing, and customer service. According to the IDC, there will be 9 million new Salesforce jobs by 2026. Currently, nearly half a million job postings annually require at least one Salesforce skill.
Tell me all about superbadges
Let’s start with where you can find them: superbadges can be found in the “Credentials” tab on Trailhead. This is important to note because just like Salesforce certifications, superbadges are Salesforce credentials.
Demonstrate your Salesforce skills with superbadges
Superbadges are designed to help you take all of the learning you’ve done on Trailhead and apply it to hands-on, real-world business problems you may face in your role. By earning a superbadge, you will:
Go further with Super Sets
Salesforce credentials allow you to supercharge your career journey. What’s even better than one superbadge? Several!
Tips for earning a superbadge
Superbadges are challenging — they’re designed to help assess your hands-on skills with Salesforce products.
Keeping superbadges super secure
At Salesforce, trust is our #1 value.
Earn a free certification voucher with the monthly Be Super, Get Set Quest
If all of that superbadge super-ness isn’t motivating enough, you also can complete the monthly Be Super, Get Set Trailhead Quest for a chance to win* a free Salesforce certification voucher.
Two Superbadges You Need to Be a Super Salesforce Developer
If you believe any repetitive task should be automated with code and you dig into juicy problems until you have an elegant solution, you want to be a Salesforce Developer.
1. Apex Specialist
Use integration and business logic to push your Apex coding skills to the limit with the Apex Specialist superbadge.
2. Process Automation Specialist
Showcase your mastery of business process automation without writing a line of code with the Process Automation Specialist superbadge.
Complete ANY superbadge for a chance to win
Ready to prove your SUPER skills? Great! Sign up for a Trailhead account if you haven’t already, and start out on your path to become a Super Salesforce Developer by completing the prerequisites first, then moving on to the superbadge.
Test your mettle
You’ll find that these superbadges are not for the faint-hearted! They’ll test your mettle and measure your coding prowess.
What is a Superbadge?
As noted on the Trailhead site “ Superbadges [are a way to] prove that you can take what you’ve learned and apply it to solve complex real-world business problems.” A Superbadge isn’t just a hyped up Trail or Module.
How do I get a Superbadge?
Well, depending on your level of knowledge with Salesforce and the time spent on Trailhead, you may already be eligible to take your first one! All Superbadges require you to complete four modules. Those modules provide the foundation of the material that will be examined during the Superbadge.
Why do I need a Superbadge?
Now that you know what a Superbadge is, you may be wondering what’s in it for me or is it worth the time? First and foremost, YES it is worth the time! These badges can act as a precursor for hiring managers to understand what your level of understanding and knowledge is, as well as, your skill set.
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