Finally: No More Overpaid, Underperforming SW Developers
Salesforce, one of the world’s most valuable software companies, has declared that it will not hire new engineers in the coming year. Why? Because they don’t need them anymore. Thanks to their AI tool, Agentforce, engineering productivity has surged by 30%, allowing the company to achieve more with fewer people.
As Marc Benioff, Salesforce’s CEO, puts it, AI has transformed their operations, eliminating the need for bloated engineering teams. Instead of hiring more coders, Salesforce is doubling down on roles that actually matter—like sales, with plans to onboard up to 2,000 new salespeople to deliver AI-driven solutions to clients.
This shift highlights an undeniable truth: traditional software development is becoming obsolete. The days of armies of coders slaving over lines of code are numbered. AI tools now write better, faster, and more efficiently than any human could. Companies that rely on manual coding are stuck in the past, weighed down by inefficiency and outdated methods.
At Vesely AI, we’ve fully embraced this future. We don’t just create software—we build AI agents that operate as synchronized swarms, working seamlessly across web, social media, phone, and email channels. These agents don’t need sleep, don’t make mistakes, and don’t complain about deadlines. They convert leads, support customers, and drive business growth at a fraction of the cost of traditional software teams.
The truth is simple: AI is killing the need for coders. Arundhati Bhattacharya, Chairperson and CEO of Salesforce India, recently stated that AI is breaking workforce limitations and creating opportunities in roles that actually matter. It’s time to focus on business growth, efficiency, and innovation—not babysitting overpaid software developers.
At Vesely AI, we’re not waiting for the future—we’re building it. If you’re ready to cut costs, boost efficiency, and leave outdated engineering practices behind, partner with us. Let AI handle the work while you focus on the results.