18. August 2023
25 years of Boss Info
Boss Info celebrates its birthday and brings a party atmosphere, a rally and rock’n’roll to Farnern, a village of 200 people!
from Boss Info Redaktion
Boss Info celebrates its birthday
A fantastic party to celebrate 25 years
Boss Info has every reason to celebrate this year, as our company has reached the grand old age of 25! Our amazing staff have played a vital part in reaching this milestone – each of them puts their heart and soul into creating valuable solutions and results every day.
Lots of laughter and smiling faces at the Farnern quiz
Boss Info held a special staff event to celebrate turning 25, and the setting couldn’t have been more fitting: the village of Farnern, the place where Boss Info was founded and still its headquarters, where a varied program with lots of fun and games was in store for the approximately 190 employees. In perfect weather, the specially created “Farnern Quiz” helped the participants find out more about the company and the place where it was founded – and at some of the stations, a good deal of skill and temperament were required.
Employees give feedback on Boss Info
I enjoy being part of a company that is geared for the future and constantly evolving.
Despite the growth, Boss Info has remained down-to-earth and familiar, and I really like that.
You can feel that the employees are important to the company. I felt comfortable and welcome right from the first day of work.
I've been a boss for many years because I get to work with a super team. In addition, it's great to keep solving new challenging tasks and to always have a sense of achievement.
At Boss Info, there are flat hierarchies and communication is always at eye level, which I really appreciate.
At Boss Info, great recognition is shown for long-term employees.
Risotto, gelati and rock’n’roll sounds in peaceful Farnern
And there was also plenty of food. Whether a rustic brunch on the farm, self-prepared flame-grilled beef with tasty risotto, delicious vegetable burgers or a gelato from the ice cream truck, there was something for everyone. It was an exuberant atmosphere and a cozy get-together in the lovely surroundings of the bossRanch, with groovy live music from Danny & the Two Toms followed by the mesmerizing painting skills of Corinne Sutter .What initially appeared to be simply an entertaining doodle accompanying a varied review of the past 25 years, turned out at the end of Corinne’s performance to be a phenomenal portrait of Simon Boss, who was visibly moved.
