Bosch won the title of the best working environment in the engineering industry in Vietnam in 2023
- Enterprise
- 10:04 27/11/2023
DNHN - Bosch Vietnam, a leading provider of technology and services, was recently recognised by Anphabe as the "Top 100 places to work" in the field of engineering, machinery, and mechanical engineering with the most favourable work environment.
Establish an optimal working environment
Over the course of nine consecutive years, Bosch has maintained its position as one of the most esteemed employers in Vietnam on this list. This prestigious award was ranked and presented by Anphabe to organisations that provide positive employee experiences, as determined by in-depth surveys of over 63,000 experts, 800 companies, and 18 industries across the nation.
The leadership position that Bosch Vietnam holds in the field of Engineering is evidence of the ceaseless commitment of every employee to producing outstanding results. Bosch Vietnam's General Director, Mr. Dominik Meichle, remarked, "In our pursuit to become a preeminent high-tech enterprise, Bosch Vietnam now employs approximately 5,800 individuals across the nation, a figure that has increased since our inception." At present, Bosch Vietnam serves as the location of the largest Bosch drive belt factory in the world, while Bosch Global Software Technology Company in Vietnam (BGSV) ranks as the second largest hub for Bosch Global Software Technologies on an international scale. one spot below India. Bosch Vietnam additionally possesses a Research and Development Centre for Automobiles in City, HCM. It is my conviction that the "People-centered" development strategy is of utmost importance in this remarkable trajectory of progress.
Bosch is proactively broadening its presence in Vietnam by establishing Bosch Global Software Technology (BGSV), an enterprise specialising in software technology. Approximately 4,000 highly qualified engineers are employed at this centre, which has been in operation for thirteen years, since 2010. BGSV is positioned to provide partners in the Japanese region, Korea, China, and Southeast Asia with software solutions and high-tech product development.
Concentrate on honing talent
Bosch annually devotes over one hundred thousand hours to training in Vietnam as part of its ongoing commitment to human resources and talent development. Bosch Vietnam shall furnish an individualised and customised Competency Development Roadmap to each staff member, encompassing every phase of their professional progression. This programme provides associates with the chance to engage in comprehensive training courses, attend specialised seminars, and potentially even pursue advanced academic degrees like a master's or doctorate. Bosch's turnover rate in 2023 has been reduced by 4.7% as a result of these contributions, which is approximately 3-5% lower than the market turnover rate over the past five years.
Bosch Vietnam grants its employees the autonomy to select their work location, while concurrently guaranteeing equitable acknowledgement for their efforts. Concurrently, the organisation organises internal events, sports days, health consultations, and physical activities regularly to foster a healthy environment in which employees feel free to express themselves and respect one another. embracing diversity and discovering joy in the workplace.
Bosch Vietnam employees volunteered 3,000 hours in 2022 and contributed over 9 billion VND (approximately 341,000 euros) to over 20 community projects. Implementing support programmes for children in remote areas, planting 500 trees on 5 hectares of land in Dong Nai, developing grassroots school infrastructure, and supplying essentials for local orphanages are a few examples of these initiatives, which centre on the domains of education and the environment.
Bosch Vietnam, which also ranked nineteenth on the list of the Top 100 best places to work in Vietnam in 2023 and first in the Engineering category, has received numerous prestigious awards, including Great Place to Work 2023, Top 50 Best Employer of Choice 2023 by Vietnam Students, and Top 50 Corporate Sustainability Awards – Outstanding CSR category.
Vice President and Director of Operations of Bosch Global Software Technology Company, Mr. Sathyanarayana T. K., stated, "I am honoured to present these prestigious awards and milestones to our exceptionally skilled, enthusiastic, and devoted staff." Constant innovation at Bosch. We shall continue to celebrate and set new benchmarks with magnificence as a group.
Hoai Thu
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