
- Volunteering is truly a benefit. QIAGEN employees find that having a day of service built into their year recharges them and gives them new passion and excitement for the work they do within QIAGEN. By giving back to the community, they are better able to give of themselves in their professional and private lives.
- It creates a culture of service-oriented individuals and teams. This culture supports everyone from the employees, to the company, to the communities that QIAGEN serves. By offering a volunteer day as a benefit, QIAGEN attracts employees that care deeply about the world around them and the work that they do.
- By offering each employee a day to focus on a community outside of their labs and offices, QIAGEN keeps an eye on the bigger picture of the positive effect that their work and their employees can have on the people and communities around them.
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We’ll cover a few other companies in the coming months but for now we’d encourage you to check out QIAGEN and why it’s such a great place to work. https://www.qiagen.com/us/careers/ Author: Liora Knizhnik BioBuzz Community ManagerThe following two tabs change content below.

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