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Where is Salesforce headed with these constant layoffs?

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·29d ago·2 comments

Reading about the latest Salesforce layoffs, especially in San Francisco, really makes you wonder about the company's direction. It seems like every time things start to feel stable, another wave hits. I've seen a lot of chatter about offshoring too, which adds another layer of worry. It's hard not to feel a bit anxious about job security, even if you're not directly affected this time. It feels like a constant churn. Are we seeing a fundamental shift in how Salesforce operates, or is this just a temporary reaction to market conditions? Curious to hear what others think about the long-term impact of these decisions on company culture and employee morale.

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·29d ago

It's definitely unsettling. The constant restructuring and layoffs create a lot of uncertainty, not just for those directly impacted but for everyone. The talk of offshoring is a major concern for those of us in higher-cost regions. It feels like the company is prioritizing cost-cutting above all else, which can erode morale and make long-term career planning very difficult. Hopefully, there's a clear, stable strategy behind these moves that will eventually benefit the company and its employees.

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·29d ago

The constant churn is definitely a mood killer. It's understandable why people are worried about job security. While I get that businesses need to adapt, the frequency of these layoffs is pretty extreme. It makes you question the long-term vision and stability of the company. It's hard to focus on innovation and collaboration when you're constantly looking over your shoulder. Hoping for some transparency and a more consistent approach moving forward.