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Career path

Your Salesforce career path, from admin to architect

Add your resume, pick a short-term and a long-term goal, and Arkton’s AI lays out the certifications, projects and first steps between the role you have and the one you want.

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How it works

Four steps

  1. 01

    Add your background

    Upload a resume and add LinkedIn or GitHub. Arkton reads your role, experience, skills and certifications.

  2. 02

    Pick your goals

    A next role and a longer-term one, with suggestions based on your background.

  3. 03

    Get your path

    Phases, certifications, projects and this week’s first steps, built by AI from your real history.

  4. 04

    Stay on track

    See whether you are on track for each goal, and add missing certifications to your study plan in one click.

What you get

The real product, on real data

  • Goals suggested from your background, free
  • An AI career path from your resume, LinkedIn and GitHub, on Pro
  • Certifications, projects and first steps for each phase
  • Resume help: a review against your goals, and the resume you could present next
  • Roles within reach of the certifications you hold
Arkton Career with the completed setup steps and an AI career path

Questions

Frequently asked

What does a Salesforce career path usually look like?

Many people start as an administrator, specialise as a consultant or developer, then move into architecture through the designer certifications, with the CTA review board at the top. Your path depends on the work you enjoy and the role you want next.

How does the AI build my path?

It reads the background you add, your goals and your study plan, then lays out phases, certifications, projects and first steps between the role you have and the one you want.

Is it free?

Adding your background and setting career goals is free. Your career path, whether you are on track and the roles within reach are part of Pro, at $10 a month or $7 a month billed yearly.

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Written lessons for every certification, one practice attempt each, a study plan for one exam and a public profile, free.