Highlighting the perks of her design career, the Hyderabad-based woman revealed that Salesforce flew her to the United States for a 7-day offsite, where she got to stay in a 5-star hotel with scenic waterfront views. A Salesforce employee has hit back at the popular narrative that corporate jobs give employees nothing but burnout. Anushka S countered the idea that joining the corporate world yields no real benefits in a recent Instagram video.
Won’t say ‘Padh lo’ but go after what you want in life,” said one Instagram user in the comments section. “Everyone is like, ‘Ahn… maine corporate mein ghus ke kya hi ukhaad liya? Well, Salesforce took me for an offsite to Seattle. The video drew mixed reactions from viewers. “Totally relatable, my company takes me around the globe and it’s one true experience. Salesforce is a cloud-based Customer Relationship Management (CRM) platform that helps businesses manage their relationships, data, and interactions with customers. The company is headquartered in San Francisco, California, USA. Marc Benioff serves as CEO and chairman of Salesforce.
Anushka called her career a result of hard work and education, encouraging others to study hard. (Also read: Delhi man breaks down how much his Gurgaon company spends on him beyond CTC: ‘ ₹ 81,400 a month’ ) Anushka, who works as a Design Lead at Salesforce, has been based in Hyderabad for the last one year. I was staying in a 5-star property for 7 days, and this was the view,” she said, panning the camera around to show a picturesque view. (Also read: Indian CEO bans non-veg food at company offsite, sparks debate: ‘This is bullying’ ) Anushka called it an example of how big tech companies take care of their employees as she encouraged her younger viewers to study hard and build good careers.
“Toh padh lo, because tech companies know how to pamper you!” said the Massachusetts College of Art and Design graduate. others agreed with Anushka While some objected to the “glorification” of “mazdoori” (labour). “Tbh Salesforce has one of the best work cultures and perks,” another said.
On Thursday, she shared a video where she opened up about Salesforce flying her to the US for a week-long offsite.
