Rapid changes in the working landscape and the acceleration of digital transformation are forcing industrial sectors to redefine Human Resource (HR) management. In the midst of these dynamics, First HR Indonesia (FHRi) emerges as a strategic solution provider in HR management, talent development, and building high-performance organizations to boost corporate competitiveness.
The official operational launch of FHRi marks a concrete commitment to accompanying business players in the country to foster adaptive, superior talent. Commissioner of First HR Indonesia, Indriany Rumbi Simatupang, emphasized that the presence of FHRi is aimed at becoming a strategic partner guiding organizations through an increasingly complex workplace transition. The foundations of integrity and innovation are the main pillars of every service they offer.
Meanwhile, CEO of First HR Indonesia, Robby Tambunan, highlighted an imbalance in the field, where many corporations still view workers as a cost burden rather than an investment asset. In fact, treating workers as a long-term investment is believed to open up opportunities for career and competency development that directly impact company productivity.
As a practical solution, FHRi offers two main pillars of recruitment services, namely fulfilling specific professional needs in line with high competency requirements and providing mass hiring services. Not only focusing on the commercial side, the institution also opens opportunities for academic collaboration with various universities to weave a solid national talent ecosystem.
Closing the launch event series, General Manager of Operations of First HR Indonesia, Hana Tiranda, stressed the importance of consistency and a work culture of integrity in building client trust. Through a humanistic and structured approach, investing in HR quality is no longer just an operational option, but an absolute strategy for businesses to grow resiliently and sustainably.