Eclaro News

This summer Eclaro was recognized by employer reviewing company Kununu, who spotlighted a number of companies in typically male-dominated industries such as IT, Engineering, and Consumer Electronics, that are doing well with gender equality in the...

The workforce has changed rapidly in the past few years and managers have had to adapt to modern working trends, such as remote workers. In our article ‘10 Best Practices for Managing Remote Teams’ we outlined how companies can ensure remote workers...

This week kicks off another year of education for Eclaro Academy and our 2,000+ enrolled students. We want to wish all of our students a successful and productive year and look forward to seeing everything they accomplish.

We are proud to announce that Eclaro has joined the Global Impact Sourcing Coalition (GISC), a global network of businesses creating jobs for those most in need through the power of procurement and global supply chains. Impact Sourcing is a business...

With improved technology and collaboration tools, more companies are utilizing remote workers, giving them access to global talent.  Whether you utilize remote workers through telecommuting, outsourcing, a shared work space or some other variation,...

May 21, 2019

Don't Ever Give Up!

In 2018, we continued to expand our business in the US and Canada, as well as in the Philippines, with growth from current clients, while also adding new clients on both fronts. Part of the reason we continue to be successful and experience growth...

For the second year in a row, Eclaro has partnered with Google Developers Group – Philippines to sponsor the 2018 Android Masters Competition. Android Masters is a collegiate inter-school Android app development challenge made and organized by GDG...

In conjunction with Eclaro Academy, Eclaro is pleased to announce an extremely successful AWS Cloud Foundation boot camp, held on 10/7/18, with close to 100 attendees hailing from different schools and companies throughout the Philippines.

By the year 2030, there’s going to be a huge gap in the global workforce that will cost the economy $8.5 trillion. The latest in the 'Future of Work' series by the Korn Ferry Institute estimates that talent shortage will rise up to 85 million people...