AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 16, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- 360training.com announces the opening of their new office in North Austin, Texas, USA. Since the change in ownership in February of 2018, 360training.com has been hiring aggressively in Austin. The new office provides space for 360training.com to continue to add people in the Austin area to their growing U.S team. This announcement comes just after the company was named a 2019 Best Place to Work by Built in Austin, a local online community of tech and startup companies.
The new office is located less than two miles from Austin's famous Pennybacker Bridge, and features multiple kitchen areas, new furniture, large conferences rooms, and views of Texas' famous rolling hills. The office is equipped with the latest video conferencing technology to work closely with the company's global teams in Karachi, Pakistan and Manila, Philippines. The building also includes an outdoor patio area with wireless speakers, a ping pong table, cornhole, and plenty of shaded seating.
"The new office space symbolizes the great progress we are making at 360training.com," said Tom Anderson, Chief Executive Officer. "We are aggressively hiring talented people who are interested in delivering great results that make a real difference to the company and the customers we serve."
In addition to the Austin office, 360training.com is expanding and upgrading its office in Karachi, Pakistan. In the Philippines, the company is in the process of finding a new, larger office to expand its Manila operations.
About 360training.com
360training.com is a leading online eLearning marketplace. We deliver best-in-class training content for workforce compliance, continuing education, professional development, and career certification. Our mission is to provide individuals and organizations with regulatory-approved training, enabling a safe and healthy environment for the communities they serve.
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