How does your company embrace change? “It starts with people," says David Bernstein, chief accounting officer and controller at fast-growing Airbnb. Learn more about how our customers think about change, growth, and people in this interview at Workday Rising.
How does your company embrace change? David Bernstein, chief accounting officer and controller at Airbnb, a company that’s gone through incredible growth in recent years, provided a great answer at Workday Rising: “It starts with people.” Hiring and retaining the best, and having a “mission of belonging,” are key to Airbnb’s success, he says.
People are also at the center of big changes at Hitachi, which plans to hire 19,000 salespeople globally as part of a major push to grow revenues outside of Japan, says Imtiaz Shaikh, senior vice president of HR at Hitachi.Learn more about how these customers think about change, growth, and people in this three-minute clip from a discussion with Jim Bozzini, Workday’s executive vice president, customer operations.
(You can watch the full sessionhere.)
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