Tech Talk with Absen: What’s Lit About Working at Absen LED

 

Whether you are an LED expert or just learning what LED stands for, a Central Florida LED company is lighting up the hiring scene because of their employee focused approach and welcoming workplace environment. Absen, an Orlando based LED company offers new career opportunities, impressive benefits, and a workplace culture that embraces diversity and inclusivity. On this episode of Tech Talk with Absen, Michaela Axsom, HR & Admin Supervisor at Absen, explains why Absen is an incredible place to work.

Absen’s company culture in one word? “Dynamic,” Axsom said.

Departments intermingle and assist each other, while feeling like a holistic team working together. More than just teamwork, Absen values diversity.

“The cool thing about diversity is that it gets to bring everyone together,” Axsom said. With work picnics, parties, and friendly competitions, Absen unites a diverse team of employees from different backgrounds and departments, to deliver an exceptional product and service.

“The job market right now is in favor of the employee,” Axsom said, which facilitates Absen’s hiring process.

Using skill and character tests, Absen is sure to onboard employees where their strengths and personalities will shine.

“We really try to, you know, make sure that it’s good for the employee and the employer,” said.

Absen’s personal touch emanates throughout the company, from personalized birthday gifts to flexible work schedules. The companies dynamic approach to the workplace is what attracted Axsom as a recent grad, and what keeps her there today.

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