A sound talent cultivation and development system plays a key role in attracting talent and maintaining core competitiveness. GIGABYTE provides diverse education and training sources, dual-track talent cultivation, and a performance evaluation system targeted towards employee needs and career development plans to ensure that every GIGABYTE employee can realize their potential, find self-fulfillment, and grow with the Company.

Forward-looking Employee Education and Training

GIGABYTE has established diverse education and training resources as we; as a dual-track talent cultivation system targeted towards employee needs and career development plans. These are combined with the performance management mechanism to ensure that every GIGABYTE employee can realize their potential, find self-fulfillment, grow with the company and maintain their core competitiveness throughout the career development process. In 2025, the Group conducted a total of 30,404 training sessions, with an average of 22.37 training hours per employee.

Basic Education and Training Process

Education and Training in 2025—Categorized by Gender and Job Function

 

  Male
Item Total Hours Total Visits Total Participants Average Hours
Professional 75,726 34,995 2,699 28.06
Management 13,599 6,374 822 16.54
Total 89,325 41,369 3,521 25.37
Female
Item Total Hours Total Visits Total Participants Average Hours
Professional 46,102 23,706 2,460 18.74
Management 5,852 3,107 335 17.39
Total 51,955 26,813 2,795 18.58

Note: Average hours = Total training hours / Number of employees in that category

Education and Training in 2025 – Categorized by Operating Location

  Taiwan
Gender Male Female
Item Total Hours Total
Visits
Average
Hours
Total
Hours
Total
Visits
Average
Hours
Professional 12,733 8,727 11.18 16,756 11,609 10.32
Management 9,088 4,478 15.20 3,896 2,261 17.71
Total 21,821 13,205 12.56 20,653 13,870 11.21
  Mainland China
Gender Male Female
Item Total Hours Total
Visits
Average
Hours
Total
Hours
Total
Visits
Average
Hours
Professional 62,993 26,268 40.38 29,346 12,097 10.32
Management 4,511 1,896 20.14 1,956 846 17.71
Total 67,504 28,164 37.84 31,302 12,943 11.21

Note: Average hours=Total training hours/ Number of employees in that category

Employee Development Plan

GIGABYTE firmly believes that our employees are the core driving force behind the companyʼs sustainable vision. We are not only committed to providing opportunities for career development but also view every employee as a long-term partner in mutual growth, having established a comprehensive system of training and support. From onboarding training for new hires to help them integrate into the organizational culture; to mid-career “diversified professional skills training” and “leadership development courses,” which integrate industry trends to equip employees with the competitiveness needed to navigate technological change; and even to comprehensive “retirement preparation and senior wellness planning”—we provide transition and support mechanisms at every critical stage of employee development. This helps employees achieve all-around growth that balances professional achievement with physical and mental well-being, working together to create sustainable value that benefits both the company and its talent.

Program Summary of Content 2025 Results
New Hire Training
  • Training Objective: Build brand identity and help new hires quickly integrate into the organization and its culture
  • Training Content: Includes an overview of the Group covering compensation and benefits, administrative services, supply chain security, and brand guidelines, combined with on-site factory tours, enabling new hires to quickly grasp basic internal guidelines and understand the companyʼs development vision.
  • Total Training Hours: 78,412
  • Average training hours per new hire: 15.2 hours
Overseas Assignment Experience
  • Program Objective: To cultivate a global business perspective and strengthen cross-cultural communication and management skills
  • Program Content: Provides opportunities for overseas projects or rotations to cultivate leaders with an international perspective and cross-cultural management capabilities
Number of assignees: 59
Internal Trainer Program
  • Program Objective: To preserve the companyʼs core technologies and expertise and establish a culture of knowledge sharing
  • Program Details: Through training in teaching techniques, transform organizational/team knowledge into standardized teaching materials to promote the internal transfer of experience
Number of internal trainers developed: 128
Leadership and Management Competency Training
  • Training Objective: To enhance managerial competence and ensure alignment between management decisions and strategic goals
  • Training Content: Topics include talent recruitment and interviewing, and the role transition for new managers
170 training sessions conducted, totaling 3,213 training hours
AI Skills/Digital Transformation Training
  • Training Objective: To foster innovative thinking and improve employeesʼ efficiency in using digital tools
  • Training Content: AI analytics applications, AI programming, and AI applications in the manufacturing industry
  • 70 training sessions
  • 1,334 participants
Sustainability Training
  • Training Objective: To instill a culture of sustainability, strengthen the connection between business operations and sustainability, and enhance adaptability to sustainability regulations
  • Training Content: Corporate sustainability and Biodiversity issues, trends in supply chain human rights management, and internal training for the Groupʼs RBA audits
  • Total sessions: 142 (including internal and external training)
  • Total participants: 1,911
Retirement Support Program
  • Program Objective: To support employees in transitioning to retirement and provide care for their post-retirement careers
  • Program Details: Provide pre-retirement career transition counseling, health management, or job reassignment planning based on individual needs
Number of participants: 2

Group Sustainability Education Course Series

To enhance employees′ sustainability competency and ensure compliance with various standards. We will not only strengthen the Company′s resilience through sustainability management but also take advantage of the business opportunities underlying sustainable development and the business opportunities between sustainable development and transition.

Speaker: Prof. Hsu-Hua Hu, Ming Chuan University
Participants: 92
Topics:

  • Horizon Tragedy
  • Green Swan Effect
  • Rise of Sustainability
  • CSR x SDGs x ESG
  • Corporate Sustainability Actions

Speaker: Prof. Ming-Hsiu Lo, National Chengchi University

Participants: 77

Topics:

  • Electronics Supply Chain Trends
  • Sustainability Challenges
  • Digital-Based Supply Chains
  • Enhancing Resilience

Speaker: Dr. Che-Liang Liu, CIER

Participants: 70

Topics:

  • Two Types of Carbon Credits
  • Taiwan’s Carbon Mechanism
  • Corporate Use of Carbon Credits

Speaker: Prof. Hsin-Cheng Yeh, NTNU

Participants: 68

Topics:

  • Global Risk & Climate Reports (2022–2024)
  • Warming & CO₂ Levels
  • Net-Zero: Global vs. Taiwan
  • COP26–28 Highlights
  • Corporate Carbon Reduction Priorities
  • 2050 Net-Zero Challenges

Speaker: CPA Yu-Che Tseng, EY

Participants: 70

Topics:

  • Global/National Sustainability Trends
  • Supply Chain Strategies
  • RBA Overview & Promotion
  • Conflict Minerals
  • Net-Zero & ESG Value Management

Speaker: Lawyer Yuan-Yao Chung, PwC Legal

Participants: 60

Topics:

  • EU CSDDD
  • Human Rights Due Diligence
  • Taiwan’s Corporate Human Rights Issues
  • Starting Due Diligence

Speaker: Consultant Wei-Chuan Wang, Jiesi Management
Participants: 23

Topics:

  • RBA 8.0 Code of Conduct
  • VAP 8.0.1 Audit Focus
  • Common Issues & Audit Tips
  • Regulatory Compliance
  • Scenario Practice

Speaker: Dr. Wen, Lih-Chyi, CIER

Participants: 126

Topics:

  • Global Sustainability Trends
  • Climate/Nature Financial Disclosure
  • TNFD Importance
  • TNFD Methods & Cases