Bassant Mahmoud - Atlas Copco Workplace Ambassador
Bassant Mahmoud history in Atlas Copco Egypt
•Joining the job that I’m so excited about is always a special feeling, I joined Atlas Copco as a communication & Academy administrator in 1 January 2019, my passion always is about working in the marketing & communication field since my study in the university as i specialized in marketing and advertising.
•The journey after that has been amazing, Atlas Copco always empower me to drive my own professional journey, Personal development and responsibility go hand in hand. From day one they gave me the freedom to act.
•I'm beyond grateful for this opportunity that helped me to start my career in marketing with such a great organization!
- Atlas Copco is a forward looking company that is keen to invest in its people. Rewards are on offer for those who produce good outcomes. As they see when employees are in the right environment, they’re more energized and motivated to achieve business and performance goals.
- The caring culture in Atlas Copco makes you always feel home. We in Atlas Copco care about each other and the world around us. Safety and well-being always come first.
- Atlas Copco always pushing and challenging us in the workplace so that we can learn, grow, and evolve. It is an engaging organization, where we are highly invested and inspired to do our best work for the company. It is always willing to explore new processes, ways of thinking, and approaches to solving problems.
- It is our belief that there is always a better way of doing things. That innovative spirit is a vital part of Atlas Copco’s identity.
- As we're all going through a challenging time, we wanted to gather some of the more positive and uplifting things that have resulted from the coronavirus pandemic.
- I would never argue that coronavirus is a good thing. COVID-19 has caused many deaths, general stress and anxiety, and a long-lasting global economic slowdown.
- With the current news cycle mostly focused on the corona virus pandemic, it can be difficult to stay positive, but for every dark cloud, there is usually a silver lining & maybe this virus has a silver lining, we're all finding new ways to connect with ourselves, with our families, and our loved ones and we have realized how important the community is.
- As a result, today’s struggles and pain are forcing new ways of thinking, better approaches and fresh perspectives on problems.
- The COVID-19 pandemic is a massive public health and economic crisis, but it is also reshaping how we see ourselves and the social world around us.
- People have been more patient in learning new technologies and engaging with them, simply because they’ve had to.
- We're deepening our appreciation for the people—the teachers, doctors, nurses, pharmacists, grocery store workers, garbage collectors, bus drivers, janitors, and more—who are the foundation of our society and keep us well in body and mind.
- We’ve learned the importance of personal hygiene & wearing a face mask around the office may become commonplace, especially in bigger companies with more workers sharing tight quarters
- Nothing is more significant in creating bonds between teammates than a common enemy, and the coronavirus struggle is a perfect example of what will strengthen relationships.
- In the current situation, it is vital to stay digitally connected – connected to our customers, our colleagues, and our communities. What are they experiencing, and how can they best be supported? Their feedback is essential to ensure they receive everything they need.
- These are unsettling times and COVID-19 is clearing impacting our personal and professional lives, and those we love. I wanted to wish you, your loved ones and colleagues’ safe passage through this difficult period.
- Please take care, stay positive and find sometime for having fun and smiling. It is challenging operating under the current restrictions; however, I am confident we will get through this, together.