Global software firm salesforce intends to create 31,800 new jobs and generate $5.1 billion in new business revenue in South Africa by 2026.
Global software firm Salesforce intends to create 31,800 new jobs and generate $5.1 billion in new business revenue in South Africa by 2026.
South Africa's unemployment rate in the first quarter of 2023 was recorded at 32.9%, and is among the highest in the world, according to the Quarterly Labour Force Survey. Salesforce’s jobs plan comes on the back of the company’s growth in South Africa, 18 months after setting up a legal entity in the country.
“It’s equally positive for the rest of Africa. Partner certifications for all of Africa grew by 60%, partner certified individuals by 57% and partners that hold certifications grew by 41%, as reported at the end of Q1 FY2,” he said.
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