Attracting and Developing Talent

Attracting and Developing Talent

Performance

Talent Development Leadership Award

Winner of the Talent Development Leadership Award at the Taiwan Corporate Sustainability Awards (TCSA).

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employees

More than 100 employees have become global professional managers through the Global Talent Program.

1544

employees

Key Strategic Project-Design Thinking Talent Cultivation Project: 1,544 employees completed in 2024.

Talent is the cornerstone of a company's success. ASUS believes that only every employee can fully demonstrate ASUS DNA: ASUS 5 Virtues, Focus on Fundamentals & Results, Lean Thinking, Innovation and Aesthetics, and the strengths in his or her job can achieve the vision of "becoming the world's most admired innovative leading technology enterprise in the new digital era," and provide valuable contributions to humanity.

Employee Training Courses

ASUS’s talent development programs cover all full-time employees (16,631 employees by the end of 2024). The total training hours amounted to 447,759, with an average of 26.9 hours per employee. The average training investment per employee was NT$2,871, including training costs and talent development incentives.

447759

hrs

The total training hours in global operating centers were 447,759 hours

26.9

hrs

The average training hours per person were 26.9 hours.

Talent Cultivation and Development Framework

Linking the corporate culture, core values and global strategies, the Talent Development System is divided into three dimentions, including "core values", "management leadership" and "professional skills". We provide various training courses and digital self-learning resources for senior-level, mid-level, first-level managers and general employees to foster diverse talents.

Management Roles

Take responsibility for organization and personnel management

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Professional Roles

Focus on technical and professional contributions

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Research and Development

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Sales/Marketing

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Engineering Technology

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Management Support

Core Competitiveness

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Newcomer Training
Program

ASUS Cultural
Program

Work Master
Program

Dr. ASUS Internal Lecturer
Program

Design Thinking
Program

Technical/Functional Competency Committees

To address the challenges posed by organizational growth momentum, ASUS has progressively established various Technical/Functional Committees. These committees aim to build domain-specific expertise and knowledge, which are then applied across human resources practices—such as talent selection and recruitment, organizational effectiveness, performance management, and training and development. This framework advances the development and deepening of professional roles, enabling high-performing employees to maximize their strengths and continue contributing in their current positions. It not only enhances the significance and value of professional roles within their fields but also serves as a career development pathway for future cross-functional rotations of top talent.

Key Achievements in 2024

  1. Establishment of Technical/Functional Committees: ASUS established the Hardware Technical/Functional Committee and the Customer Service Technical/Functional Committee to define professional capabilities and competency standards in their respective fields. By the end of 2024, approximately 100 employees served as committee members, of which 67 percent were mid- to senior-level managers.
  2. Annual Professional Competency Review Committee: Professional employees participated in the annual Professional Competency Review Committee, engaging in project discussions with subject matter experts. These experts provided feedback, development recommendations, and competency recognition. More than 90 percent of participants expressed high satisfaction with the process.
  3. Application of Competency Standards to Development Goals: Professional employees in the fields of mechanical, thermal, and design applied the competency standards to their individual professional development goals. These standards helped managers and employees jointly set specific, measurable development objectives, effectively supporting continued skill advancement and growth.

Employee Developing Projects

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Individual Performance Appraisal

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