DOXA Talent lands No. 10 spot on Philippines Best Workplaces in IT-BPM list

DOXA Talent was named one of the Philippines Best Workplaces in IT-BPM 2026 by Great Place To Work Philippines, taking the No. 10 spot in the Medium category. The recognition highlights the Manila-based company’s employee-driven culture and comes as DOXA expands AI-focused learning programs for its Philippine teams. Why it matters: - The recognition puts DOXA Talent among the country’s top IT-BPM employers with a high-trust, people-first workplace. - The award is based on employee feedback and leadership practices, which makes it a signal of internal culture, not just external branding. - DOXA Talent’s Philippine workforce is the majority of the company’s team, so the honor reflects the experience of its largest employee base. What happened: - Great Place To Work Philippines named DOXA Talent one of the Philippines Best Workplaces in IT-BPM 2026. - DOXA Talent ranked No. 10 in the Medium category. - The recognition was announced in Manila on June 15, 2026. - The list is produced with the IT and Business Process Association of the Philippines, or IBPAP. The details: - Great Place To Work said the list covers certified organizations across business process outsourcing, contact centers, shared services, and IT and software development. - DOXA Talent said the honor reflects a culture built on trust, inclusion and long-term growth. - CEO David Nilssen said the company’s Philippines team earned the recognition through consistent day-to-day work. - General Manager Ira Crisologo said the award validates the company’s high-trust, people-first culture. - Crisologo said the recognition also backs DOXA Talent’s investment in meaningful work, strong relationships and employee development. - DOXA Talent is expanding AI-focused learning initiatives for its teams. - The company says those programs are meant to prepare employees and clients for a future where human potential and technology grow together. Between the lines: - The award gives DOXA Talent a third-party stamp of approval at a time when employers are competing on culture as much as compensation. - The emphasis on AI training suggests DOXA Talent is trying to link workplace quality with future-ready skills. - The recognition may also help the company recruit and retain talent in the Philippines’ competitive IT-BPM market. What’s next: - DOXA Talent says it will continue strengthening its AI-focused learning programs. - The company also says it will keep investing in team development and workplace culture as it serves clients from its Philippines base. - The broader test will be whether the company can maintain that culture as it scales. The bottom line: - DOXA Talent’s latest workplace ranking is both a culture win and a competitive signal in the Philippines IT-BPM sector.