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QR code provider Trycon Technologies plans hybrid working model for all employees

The new-age company Trycon Technologies says it is striving to build an employee-centric work environment. So far it has served more than 200,000 businesses from over 195 countries.

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Technology major that provides QR Codes globally, Trycon Technologies has announced a hybrid working model for all of its employees. According to the company, its employees will have an option to choose a preferred work environment from — 100 per cent Work-from-Home, 100 per cent Work-from-Office or a combination of home and office.

The new-age company is striving to build an employee-centric work environment besides keeping its workforce happy. The company also focuses on servicing customers globally via QR Code-based innovations. Till now, Trycon has served more than 200,000 businesses from over 195 countries

“When comes to consuming , people choose how they want to do it. Some read articles, others watch videos, and some listen to podcasts. In the same way, we realized, during the pandemic, that people thrive in the work environment that best works for them. This is why we’re now offering a hybrid working model and our people have the freedom to choose their model every month. Our company is because of these people and their safety, mental health, and growth is our topmost priority,” Gautam Garg, co-founder and , Trycon Technologies said.

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Not just a hybrid working model, Trycon has several employee-friendly policies. These are a part of the company’s effort to reimagine conventional workplace dynamics. All the employees are given access to company-paid learning resources such as online courses, books, expert sessions, and other forms of on-the-job training. This is done to help them build their skillset. In fact, to foster team bonding and give employees regular breaks from work, the company also organizes monthly team outings and bi-annual outstation trips.

Bi-Annual Outstation Trips: Every 6 months, the entire team goes on a fully-paid outstation trip. Monthly Team Outings: Every month, the entire team goes out in the city for an activity. This gives us a great opportunity for team bonding.

“As a Founder of Trycon, I can say that the company exists to bring an impact to technological , to our global customers, to the growth of our nation, and to the communities around us. But I personally believe that this is not possible without first ensuring the well-being and growth of the people responsible for driving this impact – our team members. As a company, we believe in a good life and we ensure that we enable that for our people,” Garg added.

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