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brilliant day.
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of you.
Change = Impact
We’re reimagining what it means to work, and doing so in profound ways. At ADP, we say that we’re Always Designing for People. Starting with our own.
ADP Presents: The Art of Better.
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[DESCRIPTION: Martha Bird speaks. ]
No matter where you are and no matter what time period you're from, we value being part of a community. We want to be close to our friends and family. We seek meaning for ourselves as individuals, where we can be acknowledged and recognized.
[DESCRIPTION: Martha walks through an office. ]
My name is Martha Bird. I'm a cultural anthropologist. And I work for ADP.
[DESCRIPTION: Exterior view of ADP headquarters. ]
I look for patterns. I study beliefs, routines, aspirations, and behaviors to inform the digital tools we're building at ADP.
[DESCRIPTION: Martha views papers under lamplight. ]
I often look at new technologies in reference to what is the human need behind that.
[DESCRIPTION: Martha stands in a server room. ]
You have the assembly line. You can imagine in the '50s, people had to work at a stationary terminal. And then you get into the PC in the '80s. And now you have the mobile phone. And people can kind of work anywhere.
ADP as a company is really aware of the importance of having a human perspective on technology. And that's one of the reasons I'm here, is to try to surface what it is that people actually need in the tools that they use.
[DESCRIPTION: Martha converses with a colleague in a cubicle. ]
I spend a lot of time deeply hanging out with people. I do a lot of asking questions that seem straightforward to people who are insiders.
[DESCRIPTION: Martha works with a colleague. ]
I'm able to bring together human insights and observations that, when applied, can impact one in six workers in the US.
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When employees work on teams where they feel that they are respected, they have a tendency to produce more. So I think companies understand that in order to create greater productivity, you have to really work on some of these levers of engagement.
At ADP, I feel really supported on a number of levels. I think the company has used all of the factors that conspire to actually make a more productive workforce. I have a great team that respects my opinion. It's about being authentic. It's about being open to diversity and different perspectives. I get to wake up every day and do exactly what I love doing, just really spending time with people, understanding people. It's about tending to other people and tending to yourself.
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We welcome big-thinking people…
…who can amplify wisdom, accelerate progress, and embrace change. People who want — and expect — more out of life. Like a job and a company they can be proud of.
We believe in who you are, what you know and where you hope to go with your career. Our strengths-based leadership approach will value what you do best and let you shine.
Sales, Client Service, Implementation, Technology and more. All as equally amazing.
North, south, east and west. Great places to live and #WorkHappy with ADP.
ADP is proud to be named to the FORTUNE Magazine “World’s Most Admired Companies®” list for 14 consecutive years. Every day we strive to create a better way to work for the 39 million people we impact around the world. All while fostering a one-of-a-kind culture for our 58,000 associates, so everyone can #WorkHappy.
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This is what ADP looks like.
Isn’t this what life is all about? Finding something meaningful that you love doing in a place you enjoy doing it? ADP can give you that opportunity.
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Habitat for Humanity - Cleveland, Ohio
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Read to Children - Brazil
Watch our associates talk about what it’s like to work at ADP.
ADP – Unite Message
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[LOGO] ADP, Always Designing for People
[DESCRIPTION] A man with his head lowered and his eyes closed, his hand on his forehead.
[TEXT] James, Government Relations
JAMES: I am so frustrated.
[TEXT] ADP -- We have your back.
[DESCRIPTION] A person holding a sign, “None of us are free until all of us are free.”
[TEXT] Nicole, Security
NICOLE: When will this end?
[TEXT] ADP -- Together, we will overcome.
[DESCRIPTION] A child on a man's shoulders from behind.
[TEXT] Sasha, Learning
SASHA: I'm sad.
[TEXT] ADP -- Lean on us.
[DESCRIPTION] A person holds a sign in a crowd, “We need a change.”
[TEXT] Curtis, Project & Program Management
CURTIS: This is hurtful.
[TEXT] ADP -- We will lift you up.
[DESCRIPTION] Two arms, one Black and one white, hold a sign, “Fix the system.”
[TEXT] Richard, Service
RICHARD: I'm not sure what to do.
[TEXT] ADP -- Let us speak up for you.
[DESCRIPTION] A man with his arm around another man's shoulder.
[TEXT] Debbie Dyson, Business Unit President
DEBBIE DYSON: This is not a difficult conversation, but it is necessary. Look around and see us.
KAREEM AND DAVID: We are fathers.
JOSH: Brothers.
ALICIA AND CARON: Daughters.
BOB: Sons.
ANGELA: Mothers.
NJERI: Mothers.
SOPHIA: Sisters.
TAWANA AND RIPTON: Neighbors.
JERMAINE: Your co-workers.
JERMAINE: Your co-workers.
KENYANNA: Your co-workers.
DEBBIE DYSON: Stand with us to be part of the change. When this becomes not just us, it becomes real justice.
Text, UNITE, in large white letters on a black background.
ADP -- In support of Cultivate African American Business Resource Group.
Logo, Tree with red, green and white leaves.
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Transforming From the Inside Out: Leaders Share What They Love About ADP
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Logo: ADP, Always Designing for People.
Text: FairyGodboss presents Not Your Mother's ADP: Transforming from the Inside Out, a Facebook Live event featuring: Lorraine Barber-Miller, Martha Bird, and Linda Mougalian.
Four women sit at a table with coffee cups in front of them.
[SPEECH: ROMY]
Could you tell us what do you love about working at ADP?
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Text: Martha Bird, Business Anthropologist, ADP
[SPEECH: MARTHA]
Well, I think first of all, I really love my team. It is like a family to me. It's made up of really diverse professionals from a variety of fields, experts in their field, led by what I consider an exemplary manager who I've never had one quite to this quality. So it's a wonderful environment.
And as the only social scientist, frankly, I'm sort of the emotional side of it because they're all kind of rational. I like that mixture. I like that place. So I come to work every day looking forward to seeing my co-workers. And I think having a team that you feel really good about and that you respect and respects you is what it's all about.
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Text: Romy Newman, Co-Founder, FairyGodboss
[SPEECH: ROMY]
That says a lot. And it really does come down to that at the end of the day. Did you enjoy your day and did you feel like you got good work done.
Lorraine, how about you? You're here eight or nine months. What do you love about ADP so far?
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Text: Lorraine Barber-Miller, Chief Marketing Officer, ADP
[SPEECH: LORRAINE]
So what I really love is I think of ADP as working at the intersection of three things I'm very passionate about, which are technology, innovation, and talent. And I really believe that there is so much untapped opportunity for us as a company.
We have such a compelling value proposition that is truly unmatched and superior. But we have yet to tell our story. And so that is the mission that we are embarking upon.
And both Martha and Linda are part of that brand reinvention work that I talked about earlier. It's really about how do we tell a new story about ADP that has never been told before. We have permission. Our clients, the market, our own associates want to hear that story. And so that is what we're crafting together to be unveiled very shortly. So I'm just really, really looking forward to doing that and really building out that future legacy for the brand and for the company.
[SPEECH: MARTHA]
So I love what Lorraine loves too.
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[SPEECH: ROMY]
Sounds like tremendous opportunity on the horizon which is very exciting. Linda how about you to close us off, a 21-year veteran of ADP.
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Text: Linda Mougalian, Division Vice President, Product Marketing, ADP
[SPEECH: LINDA]
So I'd say that one of the things that I love most about ADP is the fact that there's so much trust. So I've been here for almost 20 years. But I've had, you know, I call it I've had like seven careers since I've been here because once you're in the company and you know the folks, you can move around. And they'll give you a chance.
I came in product management. And I've been given the opportunity to work in strategy and business development and sales and marketing. And I've just had opportunity after opportunity of partnerships, start-ups, all of that within one place.
And I don't know any place else that I could have had such extensive and robust experience in one company, but doing it all the while with having the continuity of the team that I love, people that are great to work with, and just feeling like I've got one foot on solid ground while I'm trying and attempting new things. And I think for me that was just-- I couldn't have replicated that any place else.
[SPEECH: ROMY]
So there's real opportunities for professional development and even for intrepreneurship where you're building new businesses from the inside.
Well, it has been a pleasure talking to all three of you. I sense tremendous excitement and opportunity from you. It feels like it's such a great time to be at ADP as you undergo this transformation. Thank you so much for joining us today.
[SPEECH: ALL]
Thank you.
[SPEECH: ROMY]
Thank you.
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Text: Ready to get involved? Find out more at jobs.adp.com.
Logo: ADP, Always Designing for People.
Text: ADP, the ADP logo, and Always Designing for People are trademarks of ADP, LLC. Copyright © 2018-2020 ADP, LLC. All rights reserved.
ADP Opens Inside Sales Office in Allentown, PA
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[DESCRIPTION] Brick and glass buildings line the streets.
[TEXT] ADP Grand Opening in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
[DESCRIPTION] At an outdoor mall, families sit at a cafe and walk the mall. A girl plays, a woman juggles, women smile.
[TEXT] Carlos Rodriguez President and CEO at ADP
[CARLOS RODRIGUEZ] When you walk through this building, you really get a sense of how it was built for collaboration, how it was built for innovation. It's not just about the talent, but it's also about facilitating in an environment that creates innovation and creates collaboration. I know this is going to be that kind of building for us.
[TEXT] Rema, Director, Sales Operations at ADP
[REMA] We have state-of-the-art facility. We have this amazing 14th floor that has a tech cafe that has a medical facility. We have training rooms. We have roll call rooms. And on top of all of that we have this amazing building that we're in. I love the floor-to-ceiling windows. I think they're fantastic. Coming into the lobby every morning is just like great-- the trees, the living wall, the really nice security people. I just love both aspects of it. So I think it's like a good marriage of ADP and City Center.
[CARLOS RODRIGUEZ] We've been in a process over several years of moving to some of these larger urban facilities. It's been an incredible success for us in terms of growth and revenue and profitability. But it's been a success because it's created incredible career progression and opportunities for our associates where they can move from business unit to business unit and move up the ladder and pursue other careers and other dreams that they might-- that they might have.
[TEXT] Melissa Sales Executive at ADP
[MELISSA] I think downtown Allentown is different than other places I've worked just because of the opportunity that's around. You need to get your nails done over lunch or you need to go to Rite Aid for convenience or grab lunch, dinner, entertainment, nightlife, kind of everything is right here.
[CARLOS RODRIGUEZ] I know that we've created an opportunity here not just for growth, but for individual people to fulfill their potential, for people to not only have an opportunity to build a better lives for themselves, but better lives for their families and a better community.
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[TEXT] Ready to advance your sales career? Visit jobs.adp.com.
[LOGO] ADP, Always Designing for People.
[TEXT] ADP, the ADP logo, and Always Designing for People are trademarks of ADP, LLC. Copyright © 2020 ADP, LLC. All rights reserved.
ADP’s Commitment to Uniting on Diversity, Equity, and Equality
[LOGO] ADP, Always Designing for People
[TEXT] ADP affirms racial inequality is detrimental... to our associates... to our clients... to the communities we serve.
We recognize that leading through this crisis is a journey.
Our goal is to impact lasting change.
[SIGN] Fight Today for a Better Tomorrow
[TEXT] It takes courage to drive change. It takes courage to be "a first." We will lead with courage together.
Black and white hands join together.
[TEXT] Following through with action.
Here are our actions:
Solidarity call to create unity across our Business Resource Groups (BRGs). Adelante, Cultivate, Elevate, Generations, Inspire, iI WIN, Military Strong & Allies, Pride, Thrive.
Spoken-truth sessions with BRGs.
Timely collaborative podcast featuring leaders from our LGBTQ+ plus (Pride) and African American (Cultivate) Business Resource Groups. Members discussed intersectionality and personal emotional stories of reflection and hope.
[LOGOS] Pride, Cultivate.
A collage of photos featuring people holding handmade signs: One ADP
A black man and a white man address an audience.
[TEXT] Courageous conversations about race.
Open dialogue with our CEO
Dr. Tiffany Jana, Doctor of Management in Organizational Leadership, trained 500 senior leaders and H.R. on Inclusive Leadership & Allyship.
Dr. Robert W. Livingston, faculty at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government, trained 800+ ADP leaders, including our Executive team, on unconscious bias.
Resource and training for all people leaders. A poster contains an illustration of a crowd of people of different races.
[TEXT] Learning to Lead in Times of Crisis.
Signed the CEO Action Pledge in 2017 supporting more inclusive workplaces.
Task Force to drive career progression for underrepresented minorities.
A poster contains a photo of black, brown, and white hands overlapping.
[TEXT] Philanthropic grants for equality and justice... by ADP ... and our associates
1 million dollars to the United Negro College Fund in support of Black youth educational leadership and development.
Together, we unite for equality & equity
People of different races stand arm in arm.
[LOGO] ADP, Always Designing for People.
[TEXT] ADP and the ADP logo are registered trademarks of ADP, Inc. All other marks are the property of their respective owners. Copyright © 2020 ADP, Inc.
