Salesforce’s ‘Family’ Culture Is Challenged by Layoffs and Cuts | Tech News Briefing | WSJ

Software giant Salesforce grew massively during the pandemic and prioritized the well-being of its workers. But as economic conditions have changed, the company has made cuts to staff and perks.

WSJ tech reporter Tom Dotan joins host Zoe Thomas to discuss why some workers are questioning if the family spirit is being cut too.

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0:00 After periods of massive growth, Salesforce is having to make big changes
1:10 What is the history of Salesforce’s culture?
2:36 How is Salesforce making cuts?
5:19 What is employees’ current morale at Salesforce?
6:00 How has Salesforce and CEO Mark Benioff responded to diminishing morale?

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