Synchrony India has been named among the Top 10 Best Workplaces for Women in India and among the Top 5 in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion 2022
A leader in consumer financial services, Synchrony was rated Top 10 among India's Best Workplaces for Women (Large) and Top 5 in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion 2022 by the Great Place to Work Institute India.
Synchrony takes pride in having an inclusive workforce with a distinctive mash-up of viewpoints created by its employees from a variety of walks of life. Aiming to be an inclusive workplace, Synchrony has introduced a number of regulations and new ways of doing business while keeping employee overall well-being as one of its main pillars.
The company is honoured to be a preferred employer for seekers from all backgrounds, genders, and identities. Synchrony wants to keep up the momentum of advancing inclusive efforts, with an amazing 49 percent of the workforce being made up of women, over 100 people with disabilities, and close to 40 veterans or family members of veterans working there.
Work-life balance is crucial for employee retention and engagement. Flexibility is a recognised driver of India's Best Workplaces, and at Synchrony, it is a crucial factor in luring the organization's broad talent pool.
Commenting on this distinguished recognition, Andy Ponneri, SVP, Business Leader India, Synchrony said, "Being recognized as a Great Place to Work for Women and in the DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) space are two of our biggest achievements. Our people are our best assets, and we believe in equal opportunity for all. We are committed to continue building on this momentum and contribute to furthering our employees' career ambitions."
The company has unique perks for its employees and their families as part of its focus on overall wellbeing, and it is hiring across diverse groups for all open positions.
In 2021, Synchrony was ranked Top 10 among India's Best Workplaces for Women and Top 50 among India's Best Workplaces for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (Large).
According to Yeshasvini Ramaswamy, CEO of Great Place to Work, India, "the future of work will be driven by higher deliberate cooperation, maximising human potential, and more inclusive approach to decision-making."
