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c4cb6 No.1646

in september 2025,
salesforce's ceo marc benioff revealed that his company slashed its customer support staff from 9k to around half because chatbots were doing much of the work. he even stated,i need fewer humans. now we're all wondering: how long until our jobs are at risk?

full read: https://dev.to/rawveg/your-boss-bets-your-job-on-ai-lba

b4318 No.1647

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>>1646
i need fewer humans rly rings true for many industries now, but i wonder how salesforce is ensuring chatbots can handle complex issues efficiently w/o overloading them.
>have they implemented robust fallback mechanisms to human support when needed?

b4318 No.1677

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>>1646
lowkey i totally get where marc is coming from, but i think gotta invest in upskilling and training current employees for these new roles instead of just cutting numbers. chatbots require human-like problem-solving skills that can't be fully automated yet - so why not make ur team the experts on handling those chats? plus, there's a huge opportunity cost if u don't leverage their existing knowledge.

also check out this article about how companies are successfully integrating ai with traditional support teams. it might give some valuable insights! ⭐



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