In this interview with Vicky we’ll dive deeper into what it's like to work at the PartnerHero Hub in Manila.
There’s a big commitment happening at PartnerHero to take our corporate mission a step further—to intentionally share our mission and culture outside the company with historically vulnerable communities.
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It is said that companies reflect their founders, specifically their context, at the moment of formation. In 2014, Heather and I found ourselves amid a massive wave of startup formation and a massive global shift in how work was getting done.
For many families around the world, the act of celebrating Mother’s Day this weekend will be unlike any other... ever.
Here, we interview Ali Rustom, a PartnerHero associate who went through the Open Door Policy program to learn more about his experience as a refugee, going through the Open Door Policy program and finding work in a remote CX role.
A few months ago PartnerHero set out to create a new, more inclusive holiday policy. Read on to see what we came up with.
“As a kid I remember thinking life was like a novel or video game. Questing toward some great treasure. The whole goal is to find some loot or reach a pinnacle. Through the last year I’ve discovered the loot is the journey. There’s no pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, the rainbow itself is fantastic.” -John Sharp
As expected, the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade. I am outraged, appalled, and saddened, but even more so, I am motivated.
Here’s a little secret when it comes to cybersecurity. (Don’t tell anyone I told you - I’m trying my best to be a good security manager.) The secret is this: It’s impossible to completely secure anything.
Steve Chrabaszewski, or Steve "C12" as we call him at PartnerHero, has had a long career in the outsourcing industry. Over the years he's become a whiz at headcount models and volume forecasting. But the thing that most shaped him both personally and professionally? Becoming a father at 24.
Chase your dreams, if you fail, we’re here to help you stand up and try again. BUUULLSHIT. You know people have more important things to do than help you after a failure. You only believe that when it comes out of your parents’ mouth.
I understand why and how I was anointed “the face” of PartnerHero; I founded the company 5 years ago today.
This is what it looked like.
