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NashTech earns best place to work in Asia award for fourth year

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NashTech earns best place to work in Asia award for fourth year

NashTech has been recognised as one of the “Best workplaces in Asia” by HR Asia magazine for the fourth year in a row. This prestigious award reflects the company’s unwavering commitment to fostering a supportive, dynamic and engaging work environment for its employees.  

“This reflects our dedication to creating a workplace culture that ensures we retain and inspire our greatest asset; our people. The comprehensive assessment conducted by the HR Asia team evidences the exceptional work of the People and Culture team in Vietnam in achieving this goal.”

Shelley Hawkins, HR Director at NashTech

Key to this achievement is NashTech’s 4Cs framework, which includes:

  • Career destination – providing opportunities for growth and development for employees 
  • Collaboration – fostering a culture of teamwork and success for employees 
  • Contribution – giving back to the community and society through humanitarian initiatives 
  • Customer – delivering excellence and satisfaction to customers by leveraging the NashTech team 

NashTech offers its employees flexible work arrangements, competitive benefits, engaging activities and career training and development programmes that enable them to pursue new challenges and reach their full potential. 

“This repeated honour highlights the importance of consistency in our success. It shows that our steady focus on our core values, our commitment to being people-centric, and our people-oriented policies have created a great work environment for IT professionals in Vietnam. This reflects our consistent efforts and dedication to our goals.”

Nguyen Thuan Thanh, APAC HR Director at NashTech

As the company continues to expand its global presence, it remains dedicated to its core values, ensuring that employees are empowered, engaged, and equipped to deliver exceptional value to clients.  

“This award is a great achievement for NashTech, and we are grateful to our NashTech employees for their hard work, passion, and innovation,”

John O’Brien, Chief Executive Officer at NashTech.  

Continuing, John O’Brien adds:

“We are proud of our culture of collaboration, contribution and customer-centricity, which sets us apart from our competitors and helps us deliver outstanding results to our clients.”

About the HR Asia Awards  

The HR Asia Awards is a prestigious international award that recognises and honours companies with exceptional HR policies, attractive benefits, and active internal programmes aimed at increasing employee engagement. The award is organised by HR Asia, a leading publication for HR professionals in Asia. 

About NashTech 

NashTech are experts in technology, delivering smart solutions that solve business challenges and create value. Our award-winning teams apply deep expertise and passion to deliver complex IT projects globally. The approach brings together flexibility, reliability and accelerated product innovation to recommend and deliver outcomes that will meet and complement your wider goals and ambitions. From technology advisory to robotic process automation, from application development to data driven insights, from customer experience to application maintenance, we have the solutions to deliver customer vision.  

www.nashtechglobal.com 

Contact: 

Victoria Cowell 

Victoria.cowell@nashtechglobal.com 

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