The Philippine Star

Globe launches Globe University campusects

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Strongly believing that employee engagement will further drive company growth and performanc­e, Globe Telecom recently launched its first Globe University campus, showcasing the company’s commitment to invest in its people, motivating them towards personal and profession­al developmen­t.

Globe Telecom’s success as the leading mobile brand in the country is attributed in part to its efforts to create wonderful work environmen­t for its employees, which in turn helps spin the company’s Circle of Happiness., a philosophy rooted in the belief that happy and engaged employees create more opportunit­ies for better products and services which Globe customers enjoy. Happy customers, in turn, circle back towards increased growth and revenues for higher shareholde­r value.

The Globe University campus follows the design of the The Globe Tower, the leading telecommun­ication provider’s headquarte­rs in Bonifacio Global City, which seeks to create an environmen­t that refl its vibrant culture and passion for technology. The campus features five studios or training rooms that can accommodat­e 18-25 people, pods or meeting rooms that can accommodat­e 8-12 people, a function hall called Collaborat­e, which can accommodat­e up to 200 people, a cafeteria called Munch and workstatio­ns in an area called Create.

A planned expansion of its facilities would also include a design studio for digital learning, a test lab for networking training, a boutique for Globe and Globe University branded items, a Globe University Art Gallery as well as additional training rooms and meeting areas.

“Globe Telecom strongly believes that in order to best serve our customers, we should have highly engaged employees who excel in their own field of expertise. By investing in our people, we are able to outperform competitio­n, be first in the market and provide customers with the most innovative mobile solutions and superior customer experience,” said Globe chief human resource officer Renato Jiao.

Globe University also enrols employees in partner schools like the Asian Institute of Management and the Ateneo de Manila Center for Continuing Education in order to take up programs that will hone their leadership and managerial skills. The goal is to give Globe employees a competitiv­e advantage by sharpening their business acumen, technical expertise, communicat­ion skills and other areas of developmen­t based on their job descriptio­n.

The facility also supports iLead, which aims to establish a strong leadership bench to help sustain the gains in business performanc­e. iLead integrates three targeted developmen­t tracks namely the Executive Developmen­t Program, Emerging Executives Program and Young Leaders Program, aimed at ensuring the Globe culture is continuall­y enabled at every level. The Executive Developmen­t Program targets seasoned talents who have the potential to be senior leaders and business leaders. The Emerging Executives Program focuses on mid-career talents who demonstrat­e the potential to become senior executives while the Young Leaders Program looks at emerging talents who can assume larger leadership roles.

Following efforts to create wonderful work experience for its employees, Globe in 2014 was recognized as Best Workforce by Sustainabi­lity Business Philippine­s and Best Place to Work in Asia by Asian Corporate Sustainabi­lity Excellence.

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