Not making any normative judgments on this policy change, but fwiw I expect that the note below is the real issue: "making the workplace more equitable (as Sal

Not making any normative judgments on this policy change, but fwiw I expect that the note below is the real issue: "making the workplace more equitable (as Salesforce employees could not access this benefit)" If you're a long-time Salesforce employee, you watch a bunch of people from Slack walk through the door with tons of cash from their acquisition _and_ they get additional holidays that you don't. I'm not saying that this is some crazy injustice (life isn't fair), but I could see it logically putting a lot of pressure on the morale of other Salesforce teams.