American business services company announces new virtual location in Georgia
The entry of Concentrix into Georgia is expected to bring new job opportunities to the area as Concentrix brings significant new business from some of the world’s leading brands to the growing Georgian market. Photo: Concentrix/Facebook.
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American business services company Concentrix has announced that it will now start offering remote services from its Georgian office.
An official statement of the company reads that Georgia was chosen as the newest Concentrix location due to its 'solid, highly educated and multilingual workforce, as well as its focus on the services sector and reliable network connectivity'.
The entry of Concentrix into Georgia is expected to bring new job opportunities to the area as Concentrix brings significant new business from some of the world’s leading brands to the growing Georgian market.
We are committed to setting ourselves apart as a great employer who truly cares about its staff and the local community, and we are looking forward to welcoming many new, passionate, and talented people in Georgia over the coming months”, said Site Director for Georgia and Bulgaria Pawel Pula.
Concentrix provides customer experience and digital solutions for many of the world’s biggest and best-known brands and up-and-coming disruptors in multiple sectors, including travel, telecommunications, e-commerce, banking, health, tech support, utilities, and finance.
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