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Month: May 2026

The Biggest Salesforce Mistake Happens Before Training Even Begins
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The Biggest Salesforce Mistake Happens Before Training Even Begins

2026-05-31 Connie Hazendonk 0

Have you noticed how many Salesforce conversations today sound exactly the same? Everywhere you look, businesses are talking about AI, automation, Agentforce, productivity, digital transformation, intelligent workflows, faster delivery, smarter reporting and connected customer experiences. […]

Death By 1,000 Clicks: The Hidden Cost of Tiny Salesforce Inefficiencies
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Death By 1,000 Clicks: The Hidden Cost of Tiny Salesforce Inefficiencies

2026-05-24 Connie Hazendonk 0

There is a question I find myself asking more often these days when I look at Salesforce environments.Not whether the system works.Not whether the implementation was delivered on time.Not even whether users are logging in.The […]

Why Executives Overestimate Technology and Underestimate People
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Why Executives Overestimate Technology and Underestimate People

2026-05-17 Connie Hazendonk 0

One of the things I spoke about in my previous podcast, The Illusion of Adoption Metrics, was how organisations often convince themselves that activity equals adoption. If users are logging in, completing fields, attending training […]

The Adoption Illusion: Why Your Metrics Are Lying
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The Adoption Illusion: Why Your Metrics Are Lying

2026-05-10 Connie Hazendonk 0

Have you ever sat in a steering committee meeting and watched a leadership team celebrate Salesforce adoption because the login numbers looked healthy?The dashboard is glowing green, active users are up, somebody proudly announces that […]

The Hidden Gap Between Delivered Training and Usable Knowledge
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The Hidden Gap Between Delivered Training and Usable Knowledge

2026-05-04 Connie Hazendonk 0

One of the most dangerous assumptions in a Salesforce project is also one of the most common. It usually appears shortly after training has been completed. The sessions have been delivered. Attendance records have been […]

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