In honor of Women’s History Month in March, Salesforce had the opportunity to speak with three incredible leaders from OneBank United, Cisco, and Google. Check out their top advice and how we can all work to advance gender equality:
Data from nonprofit Stop AAPI Hate clocks 3,800 anti-Asian racist incidents in the U.S. in a year. At work and in our communities, here’s how organizations and individuals can take a stand.
This year, in addition to the pandemic, we also face the challenge of increased hate crimes toward the AAPI community. To help show your support, Garyan Wong, Global President of Salesforce's Asiapacforce shares six ways you can get involved today:
Salesforce's Kim Roth shares how she's been able to combine her passion and her career by leveraging technology to promote equality, nonprofit work, and early STEM education.
Taking the ‘win as a team’ culture beyond Salesforce Quyen Chang’s Salesforce story starts before she graduated college. She attended a career fair at Santa Clara University. While at the…
“I want to keep doing outreach to inner city kids to tell them about my career with Salesforce, and the impact it has on my life and my family’s.” – Account Executive Chris Vargas. Check out Chris’s career story and recent volunteering initiatives.
Autonomy, new ideas, and neuroscience: How Kiran Kumar is shaping sales enablement at Salesforce
Ebony Beckwith knew early on that she wanted to be a boss. She grew up visiting her mom at her office in downtown San Francisco and remembers loving everything about…
The series of events that lead up to a major change in your career uncover lessons that shape your growth. This perfect storm of events for Jessica Ross, SVP Finance,…
“Focus on what brings you joy. As a career metaphor, think of it as a jungle gym vs. a ladder. It’s far more interesting.” Read more tips from mentor Amy Regan Morehouse.
