Somebody hijacked Salesforces LinkedIn account and posted support for Black Lives Matter
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The conference brings together an unmatched group of top CEOs, founders, pioneers, investors and luminaries to explore tech opportunities emerging around the world. Salesforce has said before that Black lives matter, but a message posted to the software companys LinkedIn account last Friday expressed the sentiment about racial equality more vigorously than usual. Cynthia Perry, a senior manager who worked on design research, said in the resignation letter she posted on LinkedIn that she had "been gaslit, manipulated, bullied, neglected and mostly unsupported" as a Salesforce employee. Vivianne Castillo, who had been a manager for design research and innovation, posted her resignation letter on LinkedIn as well, saying she was regularly asked to help with internal diversity, equity and inclusion efforts for free on top of her work. In July, following protests of the killing of George Floyd while in police custody, Salesforce said it aims to increase the number of Black employees in the U.S. by 50% by the end of 2023.
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