A huge tech company just killed the 9-5 workday for good

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• In a blog post published on February 9, Brent Hyder, chief people officer of the cloud CRM giant, said it "no longer makes sense to expect employees to work an eight-hour shift and do their jobs successfully," and that employees would be given more flexibility in how, when and where they worked going forward.
• Similarly, a small portion of the workforce that needs to be in an office to perform their role will remain office-based four to five days a week. "
• Gone are the days of a sea of desks — we'll create more collaboration and breakout spaces to foster the human connection that can't be replicated remotely," he said, adding that health and safety would be a top priority as offices did reopen for those who needed them.