Marc Benioff seemingly has some doubts about remote work.
Salesforce chairman Marc Benioff speaks during a news conference, Thursday, May 16, 2019, in Indianapolis.colossus Salesforce, is apparently calling out some employees for their lack of productivity.
According to internal screenshots SFGATE obtained, Benioff on Friday morning asked a slew of open-ended questions about the company’s culture, especially with regards to new employees, in an internal public Slack channel “to get the broadest level of response.” The message was first reported by“How do we increase the productivity of our employees at salesforce? New employees are especially facing much lower productivity.” Benioff said.
Benioff goes on to list more questions about “office culture” and time and energy investment for new employees. He ends his message with a question and an emoji: “Is coming as a new employee to salesforce too overwhelming? Asking for a friend. [angel emoji]” Employees seemingly responded with skepticism, with some asking about how company productivity is defined internally and if data about productivity could be shared.
Salesforce, San Francisco’s largest private employer, has previously been very amenable to remote work, standing in stark contrast to the likes of
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