Here is what Salesforce has realized because it reopens places of work
Salesforce, a global enterprise software company with more than 56,000 employees, is already getting a glimpse of what the future of work might look like. The company has reopened 22 offices around the world, including spaces in Sydney, Hong Kong, South Korea and Israel. This month, it plans to reopen its headquarters in San Francisco, along with two other California offices.
The company is taking a gradual approach to reopening, and carefully monitoring how its employees want to work and how they’re feeling about it. It’s also giving workers a choice of where they work: fully remote, office-based, or “flex” — where they’ll be in the office one to three days a week for more team and customer-based work.
“We’ve learned right away that our employees want a flexible environment,” said Brent Hyder, president and chief people officer.
The company increased the frequency of its employee surveys when the pandemic hit. At one point, there were daily well-being pulse surveys. Employees who…
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