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There is a gravitational pull to recruit the best and brightest, which are being pursued globally by technology firms like Salesforce, Vala Afshar told ET on the sidelines of Dreamforce in San Francisco. The tech talent drain isn’t new and has been happening for years, he said, adding that what’s changed is that Indian software founders who once kept most of their teams at home and sent a single leader abroad to lead sales, now want to base themselves in San Francisco “from day one” and build their teams there.
India can break into the world's top artificial intelligence (AI) nations within a few years, but will get there only if it holds on to the engineers and founders it is steadily losing to Silicon Valley, said the chief digital evangelist of Salesforce, Vala Afshar. There is a gravitational pull to recruit the best and brightest, which are being pursued globally by technology firms like Salesforce, he told ET on the sidelines of the company’s
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