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Mastek Certified a Great Place to Work Across 5 Nations
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Mastek Certified a Great Place to Work Across 5 Nations

Mastek, a leading AI-first digital engineering and cloud transformation company, has once again earned the prestigious Great Place To Work® certification in India, the UK, the USA, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. This year’s certification is especially notable as it marks the UAE team’s first-ever GPTW recognition, signifying a key milestone in the firm’s expanding global footprint.

Mastek scored an impressive 76 per cent in the latest GPTW survey, far surpassing regional benchmarks—compared to the typical 57 per cent seen in US firms and 52 to 60 per cent in regions such as Europe, Latin America, and North America. This recognition reinforces Mastek’s continued investment in creating a workplace rooted in equity, diversity, inclusion, and mutual respect.

Key Highlights from the GPTW Survey:

  • Justice & Intimacy: 85 per cent of employees believe management champions inclusivity and fairness, while 81 per cent feel they can be authentic and rely on peer support.
  • Pride & Camaraderie: 80 per cent value Mastek’s community image, and 79 per cent are proud of their team’s achievements.
  • Personal Engagement: 76 per cent report going above and beyond in contributing their time and skills.
  • Hospitality & Support: 77 per cent describe the environment as welcoming and appreciate the access to resources, recognition, and training.
  • Leadership & Community: Employees widely praised leadership’s empathy, family-like care, and ability to execute strategy through collaboration.

Sarah Lewis-Kulin, Vice President of Global Recognition at Great Place To Work®, commented,“Certification is earned through employees’ direct feedback on culture and engagement, making it a genuine reflection of organisational strength. Mastek stands out as a top employer globally.”

CEO Umang Nahata said,“Our people are at the heart of every achievement. In a world rapidly advancing through AI, we empower our teams via Mastek’s AI Academy and ADOPT.AI. This certification reflects our balanced commitment to innovation and humanity.”
Arvind J., CHRO at Mastek, added,“We are fostering a culture of belonging, guided by our VECTOR values – Velocity, Empowerment, Collaboration, Trust, Ownership, and Respect. This certification is a testament to our people-first mindset, where every voice is valued, and growth is continuous.”

Mastek, a leading AI-first digital engineering and cloud transformation company, has once again earned the prestigious Great Place To Work® certification in India, the UK, the USA, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. This year’s certification is especially notable as it marks the UAE team’s first-ever GPTW recognition, signifying a key milestone in the firm’s expanding global footprint.Mastek scored an impressive 76 per cent in the latest GPTW survey, far surpassing regional benchmarks—compared to the typical 57 per cent seen in US firms and 52 to 60 per cent in regions such as Europe, Latin America, and North America. This recognition reinforces Mastek’s continued investment in creating a workplace rooted in equity, diversity, inclusion, and mutual respect.Key Highlights from the GPTW Survey:Justice & Intimacy: 85 per cent of employees believe management champions inclusivity and fairness, while 81 per cent feel they can be authentic and rely on peer support.Pride & Camaraderie: 80 per cent value Mastek’s community image, and 79 per cent are proud of their team’s achievements.Personal Engagement: 76 per cent report going above and beyond in contributing their time and skills.Hospitality & Support: 77 per cent describe the environment as welcoming and appreciate the access to resources, recognition, and training.Leadership & Community: Employees widely praised leadership’s empathy, family-like care, and ability to execute strategy through collaboration.Sarah Lewis-Kulin, Vice President of Global Recognition at Great Place To Work®, commented,“Certification is earned through employees’ direct feedback on culture and engagement, making it a genuine reflection of organisational strength. Mastek stands out as a top employer globally.”CEO Umang Nahata said,“Our people are at the heart of every achievement. In a world rapidly advancing through AI, we empower our teams via Mastek’s AI Academy and ADOPT.AI. This certification reflects our balanced commitment to innovation and humanity.”Arvind J., CHRO at Mastek, added,“We are fostering a culture of belonging, guided by our VECTOR values – Velocity, Empowerment, Collaboration, Trust, Ownership, and Respect. This certification is a testament to our people-first mindset, where every voice is valued, and growth is continuous.”

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