Several employees from Teleperformance Philippines were in for a treat last week at Greenfield District in Mandaluyong City.
The 23-year strong BPO company recently gave its hardworking people a chance to unwind through another creative collaboration with Wish 107.5 Bus, the only radio-on-wheels in the country!
After their visit at Teleperformance Ayala in Kakati City recently, the Wish Bus parked by near its Greenfield site, with its special guest artist Michael Pangilinan for an evening of tunes and interaction. Not only the Pinoy pop sensation serenaded the crowd with few of his top hits – LIVE on the venue and national radio – but also bonded with fans by a Q&A online session driven by the hashtag #TPAskMichael.
Some avid fans even got a chance to grab some VIP seats by joining the special promo of TP Employee Perks, the lifestyle benefits program which gives exclusive freebies, deals, and discounts to Teleperformance employees. By showing their company ID badge, employees can avail of a variety of discounts and rewards from partners from hotels, restaurants, shops, travel and recreation facilities, among others.
Teleperformance Philippines continuously invests in their employees and provides them with exciting perks all year round, which led them to become the first organization in the country to achieve back-to-back certification as Great Place to Work® from the Great Place to Work® Institute, a global research and consulting company that provides benchmark standards for companies to create outstanding organizational cultures.
Aside from these activities, Teleperformance Philippines co-presented the the Wish 107.5 Anniversary concert, a night of celebration that brought together A-list OPM (Organisasyon ng Pilipinong Mang-aawit or Organization of Filipino Singers) artists.
For more information on the exciting career opportunities at Teleperformance Philippines, visit their official website or follow their Facebook page.
Author: slickmaster | © 2019 The SlickMaster's Files
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