Salesforce employees celebrate hitting $10 billion faster than any other software company and being named Fortune's #1 best place to work. The company emphasizes its 1% giving time, inclusivity, and letting people bring their whole selves to work.
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Salesforce ranked by Fortune as the number one best place to work among big companies.
The revelation comes and Marc Benioff calls a crisis of trust in the tech industry.
It's a defining decision for every CEO when they can say, this is what we stand for. We stand for these values.
We're going to talk about FY19, the year of the trailblazer and making our customers successful, because that is what this company does every single day.
Let's celebrate that we just Lew through the $10 billion number faster than any other software company in history.
This doesn't happen without driving success for our customers.
When you build those connected experiences, it's totally magical. You're the ones driving the digital transformation of our economy. You know, it's all about being your full, authentic self at work. That's one of the things just in the last 12 months that we've been to blaze a trail and push the frontier.
Hey, women doing the same work as men.
There's never been an easier time to make this change.
San Francisco's tallest building is officially open for business. You know your home, you know, you're in a Salesforce house. And that's really our goal, to be a physical expression of our culture. At Salesforce, giving back is part of my career. It's part of my job. I get to give 1% of my time. Salesforce is the best place to work because of the people, because of the culture, because of its heart.
If I have an idea that I think is good, people really actually listen.
Having that opportunity and that flexibility to try new things, to fail, because you're.
Given the freedom to thrive because of.
Our community involvement, because I can bring.
My whole self to work because it's inclusive of everyone. We work very hard at this culture, and we have to continue to do so.
We are at a precipice right now. We need to decide what kind of a society that we're going to have going forward.