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Seeking Salesforce Developer Opportunities!

Hi everyone! 👋

I’m currently looking for new opportunities as a Salesforce Developer. With 1.1+ years of experience, I’ve developed strong skills in:

Salesforce Lightning Web Components (LWC)

Apex for custom development and automation

Writing and optimizing SOQL & SOSL queries

Building Triggers to handle business logic

Familiarity with other Salesforce tools and processes

If you know of any open positions or companies seeking Salesforce developers, I’d love to connect and explore potential opportunities!

Feel free to reach out to me for any referrals or leads. Thank you in advance!

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2) They selected Students with 0 code and rejected students who have done 2 codes. 

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I have 7 YOE. from Delhi

Current CTC - 9.25LPA + 75K varriable.
Working Skillset is Kubernetes and Openstack.
Current - 100% WFH

1. NTT Data- Noida
Hybrid
CTC -18 LPA + 2.5L variable.

what is current value in market for Kubernetes skillset?
How can I negotiate to get better offer?

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