Maybe the difference is, everyone has a digital HQ whether they recognize it or not. I'm definitely not talking about the metaverse where we see cartoon avatars of one another walking around. Are you sure that’s the right metaphor for the future? Is that what you’re going for? Below are excerpts from our conversation, edited for length and clarity.ĭavid Pierce: You’ve talked a lot recently about the idea of the “digital HQ.” I think what people imagine when you say that is, like, a virtual office where people gather similarly to the way they might in a physical office. So I'm going to work on some personal projects, focus on health, and try to learn as many new things as I can.You can hear our full conversation on the latest episode of the Source Code podcast, or by clicking on the player above. Can I tell you something? I fantasize about gardening. “Though it may sounds hackneyed, I actually am going to spend more time with my family. In the internal message published by Insider, Butterfield shared that that chief product officer Tamar Yehoshua and Jonathan Prince, Slack’s senior vice president for marketing, brand & communications, were also leaving the company, and gave the following explanation about “why” he was stepping down. It's not a specific feature, but I want to have a huddle on a canvas. So that was harder than I would have thought, in retrospect.”Īnd, speaking about tech enhancements he could see in the future, Butterfield told Forbes “it's not a specific feature, but I want to have a huddle on a canvas. “They were good partners in thinking about strategy and culture and all of that. They were more than support for the organization,” he told Forbes.
“I think I didn't really realize how reliant I was, especially on the and the CFO CFO. 20, Butterfield did not hint at a coming departure, but spoke about the integration with Salesforce and his own vision for the future of Slack.Īsked about the biggest challenge of the integration, he noted the departures of members of Slack’s management team as the two companies merged. The news follows a third quarter earnings report from Salesforce in which it announced Taylor’s departure and missed analysts’ expectations for billings amid reports of growing caution by customers of business software companies.
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