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Web Werks Data Centers receives Great Place to Work Certification

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Web Werks has secured a position on the list of one of the best workplaces by the internationally acclaimed “Great Place to Work institute”. This is one of the greatest recognitions that is based on work culture assessment process that combines employee feedback and an analysis on people practices. 

More than 10,000 organizations from over 60 countries partner with Great Place to Work to assess, benchmark and plan their workplace culture. The institute’s rigorous and objective methodology has led it to be the “Gold Standard” for defining great workplaces across businesses and government organizations.

Nikhil Rathi, Founder & CEO, Web Werks  Data Centers, India, said, “We are very delighted to receive this recognition. Web Werks has been building a high-trust and high-performance work culture in its data centers. Our carrier-neutral data centers have been designed using global standards. Our data centers provide colocation and cloud services delivered by a skilled team of technical experts”.

Web Werks recognizes their employees as one of the greatest assets to the company. Web Werks also delivers meaningful impact to its clients along with developing policies, plans, remunerations, events thus creating a trustworthy atmosphere, learning and growth and freedom to put forward one’s innovative ideas. This certification propels the culture & brand value of Web Werks in the domestic market and helps establish a phenomenal employer persona. 

Web Werks deliver wholesale, retail and hyper-scale colocation facilities via strategically planned Tier 3 data centers in Mumbai, Delhi NCR and Pune, and upcoming new data centers in Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chennai. 

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