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Wüest Partner receives Great Place to Work® certi­fi­cation for Germany and Switzerland

Last update: September 10, 2024

Wüest Partner has been awarded the Great Place to Work® certi­fi­cation for both Germany and Switzerland. With this certi­fi­cation, the inter­na­tional research and consulting institute Great Place to Work recog­nizes Wüest Partner’s special commitment to shaping workplace culture.

“We are delighted to receive the Great Place to Work® certi­fi­cation. For us, commitment, mutual appre­ci­ation, and trust have always been part of our corporate culture. The award reflects our ongoing commitment to a strong workplace culture in which our employees can develop their full potential,” says Patrik Schmid, CEO at Wüest Partner.

The Great Place to Work certi­fi­cation is based on the Trust Index™, a standardized and inter­na­tionally recog­nized survey tool. Between June 2022 and early July 2023, Wüest Partner employees in Germany and Switzerland were asked to review 60 state­ments regarding its workplace culture. The topics included trust in managers, team spirit, esteem, respect, and identi­fi­cation with the company. The final evalu­ation is deter­mined using the Trust Index™ score, which calcu­lates the average of all standardized Trust Index™ state­ments.

Wüest Partner Germany scored an impressive 79% on the Trust Index™, while Wüest Partner Switzerland ranked even higher at 86%. These outstanding results under­score Wüest Partner’s commitment to creating a positive and trusting work environment in which employees feel valued and supported.

“Our employees are Wüest Partner’s most important asset. In a highly compet­itive job market, it is essential to position ourselves as an attractive employer so we can face the future in the best possible way. This includes investing in a good corporate and workplace culture. The award is an additional motivation for all of us to stay on our chosen course,” says Marion Fürbeth, Head Group HR at Wüest Partner.

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