Long-tenured employees are a strong sign of healthy and prosperous corporate culture. Indeed, when a worker stays five or more years with a company, it becomes a space of growth and psychological well-being for newcomers. At DevelopmentAid, we are proud to have a number of people who spent more than a decade of their career with us. We call them DecAiders, and today we celebrate their effort and progress in the company.
We brought back the series of meetings titled “Effective communication and well-being at work”. This is a follow up of Public Speaking sessions from 2021, where we learnt to prepare and deliver speeches and improved our improvisation skills in Table Topics and Social Role Play games. How do we express ourselves so the other person […]
At DevelopmentAid we enjoy spreading love during the holiday seasons. Now that Easter is around the corner, we prepared hundreds of custom made holiday themed cookies for our employees to enjoy and a few decorations scattered around the office. We were glad to see our DevAiders enjoy them and admire their adorable design as much […]
We happily brought back the corporate meetings at the end of the month (aka Beer Fridays). Now every last Friday of the month we will host an offline event full of fun, delicious food and of course beer. On April 1st we hosted in our bar an event to start the season for “Beer Fridays”. […]
In the last 2 weeks Ukrainians started fleeing more and more their native country. As a country that borders them, Moldovan authorities and volunteers responded to the call of the waves of people seeking asylum and help, opening up impromptu asylum centers and providing them with the food and bare necessities that they reported needing. […]
At DevelopmentAid we always like to reward our employees with fun activities that help them unwind and create something fun in the process. To close the winter season and welcome spring, we organized a masterclass of traditional Moldovan culture on the 26th of February. Our colleague Eugenia showed us different ways to make Martisors. With […]
