By year end, 8,000 more Filipinos will join Alorica, starting their careers at the world’s largest customer experience provider serving the U.S. market, and third largest in the world. Headquartered in Irvine, California, Alorica currently has 92,000 team members worldwide and takes pride in its 30,500 employees in 17 office locations across the Philippines. The company’s overall success is driving this local hiring initiative.
“At Alorica, we’re earning more business every day and growing at a phenomenal pace,” said Bong Borja, Alorica Asia President. “And since we’re in the people-to-people business, we need to hire thousands of more amazing people to create even more insanely great customer experiences.” The vast majority of the new jobs are for customer engagement experts, but Alorica is also hiring supervisors, quality assurance managers, facilities coordinators and Human Resources and IT professionals. Nearly all of the 8,000 new positions are full-time.
In addition to training and career opportunities, Bong said Alorica also sets itself apart by investing in its unique culture. Each Alorica office appoints Culture Champions who drive employee engagement. They’re responsible for organizing fun daily and weekly activities on site, managing annual family-friendly events at their offices and coordinating employees to volunteer at local non-profit organizations to help the less fortunate. For example, the company recently hosted a job fair at which Alorica employees, guests and applicants alike participated in a flash mob dance-off and had fun taking pics in a photo booth and sharing them with friends on social media.
The hiring announcement came during a formal unveiling of Alorica signage by Bong and dozens of employees at the company’s flagship office in Quezon City last October 24. He also highlighted new Alorica branding throughout the office, which had been owned by a company Alorica acquired earlier this year. As a result of that acquisition, Alorica now operates 12 customer engagement centers in the National Capital Region and five in the equally progressive cities of Clark, Lipa, Cebu, Laoag and Davao.