Salesforce Developer Salary Guide + How to Earn More Money!

The Salesforce Developer role is one of the most sought-after jobs in the ecosystem. Developers are responsible for coding applications on the Salesforce platform - and they get paid pretty well for it too! 💰
If you're a Salesforce Developer already or looking to become one, you might have wondered what Salesforce Developers around the world really make. If so, then this is the guide for you. We'll cover:
1. What factors play a part in your salary 💸
2. How salaries differ around the world 🌎
3. Extra things you can do to not only earn more money, but learn more too! 📚
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[@AnnaSzabo]

What affects your salary also are your performance on 1) technical assessment COMPLETION and 2) technical assessment panel interview DELIVERY, as well as your ability to DEFEND your code before the panel of developers. You also can negotiate. Even if you live in the middle of nowhere, having 19x Salesforce certs can help you instantly negotiate thousands of dollars on salary base. Make sure you also get a bonus based on performance, and remember to inquire regarding a signing bonus. This is all relevant to my actual experience in the US. I’m your salary base negotiation, bring up if you have an MBA, if you’re an ALL star ranger, if you completed trails specific to the job, if you have AI and Dara Cloud skills - bring it all up to negotiate salary if the recruiter tells you you got raving reviews at your countless interview rounds.

[@rizwanakarizzy8771]

Hey Ben,
I’m enrolled in free California community college for SF admin. Do you think that is the best path?
Or should I also do App Development & Developer 1?

[@OfficialSFBen]

Hi there, everybody's Salesforce learning path is so different, so working out which is best for is sometimes a learning curve! If you'd like to learn some developer skills whilst you're studying towards being a Salesforce Admin, try out Trailhead's Developer Beginner trail and see if it's something that works for you: trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/trails/force_com_dev_beginner