Hi, my name is Amy, but people usually pronounce it “Eymi”, please don’t call me “Eymi”. I’m 33 years old and I’ve been at PH for almost five years. I’m currently working as a Sr. Program Manager for a partner called Udemy.
We’re excited to introduce Rod Mourant, our globetrotting, outdoor loving new Global Controller. But what exactly does a Controller do? Read on to find out.
“I wanted to take a minute to reach out to each and every one of you. No matter who you vote for, I’m sure tomorrow will be a stressful day. We care about each and every one of you and we are in this together. Let’s be really kind to one another for the next few days and support our community no matter what someone believes and what the outcome of tomorrow’s election will be.”
I believe that all people deserve access to healthcare, including legal, safe abortions. But as a man, my place is not to tell women what they should or shouldn’t do when it comes to their reproductive rights. Instead, I should voice my support for choice, and for access.
This post is in response to a recent conversation I had with an associate at PartnerHero. He applied for a new internal role and didn’t make the first cut of applicants, but was really surprised given his high program metrics and QA scores (he did poorly in our latest English assessment).
Tatiana Narvaez did not take the straight path to HR management. Read on to learn about her start with commercial jets and the experiences that have shaped her approach to People Experience.
We recently announced that we acquired SupportOps, our first-ever acquisition of another company! This is a big move for us, and we’d like to take a moment to explain why we’re so excited to add SupportOps to PartnerHero.
Our brains are designed to find patterns. So when you do something that yields positive results (“success”), we tend to repeat that pattern.
Each quarter PartnerHero welcomes dozens of new partners to our community. Today we're celebrating three of them!
I found this definition when Googling “what's the difference between a CEO and President?”
In corporate management structures, the CEO is the highest ranking officer and visionary, while the president is more responsible for day-to-day management decisions and strategies. In simple terms, the CEO makes a promise to the company, setting a long-term vision.
We love working with partners that align with our values. It’s crucial that they feel excited to work with us and that our associates are excited to work for them. Every season, we profile some of our newest partners and learn more about their challenges as their businesses scale and why they chose to work with PartnerHero.
Check out our Partner Spotlight and Customer Stories collections for more profiles.
The transgender community is under attack in the United States and around the world. It is past time for us to stand up and act.
