Lidya Group's priority was its employees and ecosystem

Lidya Group, the leader of the digital printing industry, in our changing and transforming world it is a global group of companies that constantly learning and sharing what it has learned. During the pandemic, his priority was the health and trainings of his employees. In this context, it provided training opportunities for its employees to develop themselves while creating an environment where they can work remotely. As the whole world is experiencing the Covid-19 chaos, the tendency in global is on layoffs or the stopping of human resources hiring, Lidya Group continues its training activities and personnel recruitment without slowing down, with the awareness that "human" is its most important capital and most valuable resource.

Paying an attention to the importance of "human resources" in companies that focus on development, Lidya Group Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors Sevim Yenici Öz said:

“Companies that focus on development are aware of the fact that destruction can be permanent, not periodic, and they work not only to be successful today, but also to dominate the future. Today, an extraordinary dynamism will emerge with the courage of the leaders and the teams they lead. A predictable world can be successfully managed with strategies made of algorithms. However, in a complex and unpredictable process, the difficulties experienced by teams that are passionate about their work will enable them to discover new ways to be successful even if possible crises continue. Lidya Group is a global social company that puts people at its center. Continuous improvement and passion, cooperation and relationships, transparency and openness are among the principles of our company. Respecting our employees, our ecosystem and our environment, and our cooperation, we are taking firm steps towards becoming a global company today. With our knowledge and experience, our qualified human resources, our organizational structure and our financial strength, we are among the few companies in Europe in our sector.”