Agrinesia Earns Great Place to Work Certification in Indonesia
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At a glance
- PT Agrinesia Raya received Great Place to Work Certified status in Indonesia.
- An employee survey showed 87% of Agrinesia's staff view it as a great workplace, significantly above the industry average.
- The company employs over 1,500 people across five factories and implements values like Growth Mindset and Respect for Diversity.
PT Agrinesia Raya has officially been recognized as a Great Place to Work in Indonesia, a significant achievement based on its employees' experiences and trust in the company. The certification follows a Trust Index Survey where a remarkable 87% of Agrinesia's workforce described the company as a "great workplace." This figure substantially surpasses the average of 59% typically seen in other organizations.
The company, which employs over 1,500 individuals across five manufacturing facilities in Bogor, Sidoarjo, Yogyakarta, Medan, and Makassar, fosters its work environment through the GROW values: Growth Mindset, Respect for Diversity, Obsession for Customer, and Work in Agility. Agrinesia also actively promotes communication and employee well-being through various programs.
These initiatives include "Leadership Connect," a platform for dialogue between management and staff, the "Culture Ambassador Program Asgardians," and the "Employee Wellbeing Program" featuring activities like SWEAT. These programs aim to support employee development, foster interaction, and ensure a positive workplace culture.
The trust from all employees is what has brought us to this achievement. Trust that has grown through every collaboration, support, challenge we have overcome together, to the small steps we have taken to make Agrinesia a better workplace
Rizka Wahyu Romadhona, Managing Director of Agrinesia, stated that the certification reflects the trust employees place in the company. "The trust from all employees is what has brought us to this achievement. Trust that has grown through every collaboration, support, challenge we have overcome together, to the small steps we have taken to make Agrinesia a better workplace," Romadhona said.
Romadhona views the certification not as an endpoint, but as a motivator for continuous improvement. "This certification is not the end of our journey. Rather, it serves as a reminder to continue maintaining what is good and to collectively improve what still needs enhancement," she added. The company also organizes sports activities, employee appreciation events, and internal gatherings to strengthen camaraderie.
This certification is not the end of our journey. Rather, it serves as a reminder to continue maintaining what is good and to collectively improve what still needs enhancement.
Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.