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Today, Fortune Magazine included Salesforce on its annual Change the World list for the fifth year in a row. The prestigious list recognizes companies that are solving some of the world's biggest challenges as part of their core business strategy. This year's recognition is particularly special as it is focused on the companies that are coming together in the face of crisis and tremendous adversity.
Thank you Washington Business Journal for recognizing Salesforce as the #1 Best Place to Work in the Greater Washington Area! Discover what it's like to work here: https://sforce.co/352rHl3
This year, we’ve come together as a company to support each other, our customers, and our communities. We're humbled to share those efforts have been recognized by People and Great Place to Work US in their annual Companies That Care list: https://sforce.co/351R1rk
“Be true to yourself and open to change,” says Engineer Tejaswi Attota. This mindset took her from Hyderabad to Dublin with Salesforce. https://sforce.co/3i1uezx
3️⃣ ✖ 1️⃣ = Folded handsFolded handsFolded hands THANK YOU to our amazing employees who have made us the #1 Best Workplace in Europe for 3 years in a row! Learn more about our culture, values, and life at Salesforce in Europe: sforce.co/33dBodK
“We’re all working it out together. Problem-solving is finding the answers.” – Tre Robinson. Read his story on our careers blog. sforce.co/3bVP2q2
We are honored to be named one of the #BestWorkplaces for Millennials by Fortune Magazine. Find out more about what it's like to work at Salesforce.
We?re honored to share that we have earned a score of 100% on the Disability Equality Index by DisabilityIN and the American Association of People with Disabilities ? making us a Best Place to Work for Disability Inclusion for the second year in a row. We know there?s still a lot of work ahead of us and together we can work to achieve #EqualityforAll
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