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Design Thinking Talent Cultivation
In alignment with ASUS's Brand Golden Triangle Strategy, Design Thinking (DT) embodies a people-centered design spirit and methodology. Through years of concerted efforts across the organization, DT has gradually become embedded in ASUS's internal innovation culture, building shared capabilities and a common language across teams. ASUS has also designed tiered cultivation programs based on different levels of application depth and target audiences. In 2025, ASUS continued to cultivate seed coaching talents across departments, extending the DT mindset at both headquarters and overseas sites. Starting from user needs, employees apply divergent and convergent thinking from different perspectives, and embody these approaches in product development and service design processes through repeated prototyping, experimentation, and refinement. By embracing bold innovation and an appreciation of aesthetics, ASUS continues to create delightful full-life experiences for users.
- Tiered Coach Certification
Since 2023, ASUS has continued to cultivate Design Thinking coaches and seed instructors, aiming to embed the DT mindset into implementation across departments and gain broad internal recognition. ASUS has also designed a supporting tiered coach certification mechanism and the Design Thinking High Potential Talent (HiPo) Program to provide greater career development opportunities for talents and departments committed to practicing DT. In its third cohort, the program cultivated 31 entry-level (Blue Badge) coaches, 3 advanced (Silver Badge) coaches, and 2 Design Thinking High Potential Talents (HiPo). The HiPo participants were sponsored for a one-week study journey at Stanford D. School in the United States to broaden their international perspectives and engage with renowned companies and institutions. After completing the program, they returned to lead their departments in comprehensively promoting innovative thinking and practical methodologies, serving as cultivators, drivers, and connectors of DT while amplifying business value.
- Coach Learning Community
To encourage ASUS employees to apply Design Thinking in their daily work, ASUS has established a tiered coaching mechanism and "Coach Meetups." These in-person sessions are held periodically each year to share experiences and exchange insights on the application of Design Thinking at work. HiPo talents are also assigned to serve as facilitators on a rotating basis, enabling structured and methodology-based learning in line with the 70-20-10 learning model. ASUS has also established an online coaching community, "Design Thinking Coach," where coaches can receive real-time updates on the latest Design Thinking trends, raise questions, and share extended ideas. This community puts the spirit of collective wisdom and idea meritocracy into practice by unlocking the potential of Design Thinking and deepening a people-centered corporate culture. In addition, various units, including business units, technical departments, and support functions, organize monthly or quarterly application-sharing sessions, along with annual competitions, selection processes, and reward mechanisms. These initiatives create opportunities for internal professional exchange, foster an innovative atmosphere, and embed the spirit of bold experimentation and experiential learning into daily work, continuously encouraging ASUS employees to challenge themselves and pursue personal growth.
Key Performance in 2025
- Design Thinking Talent Training Framework: ASUS has established a comprehensive development journey "from intern coach to Silver Badge Coach." The progression from intern coach to Blue Badge Coach and Silver Badge Coach forms a rigorous coach development path. As of 2025, ASUS had cultivated a total of 68 Blue Badge Coaches and 13 Silver Badge Coaches, who have become key drivers of Design Thinking within ASUS. The training content has also been continuously optimized. In 2025, ASUS assigned three Design Thinking coaches to participate in a five-day intensive facilitation training program held by the internationally renowned facilitation organization AJ&Smart in California, United States. The program will serve as an important reference for optimizing and internalizing coach training in 2026.
- Design Thinking New Hire Training: To cultivate a Design Thinking mindset among all ASUS employees, ASUS incorporated a one-hour Design Thinking course into the company-wide New Hire Training Program in 2025. The course guided participants through an experiential learning process from "divergent" to "convergent" thinking. A total of 13 classes were held throughout the year, with 716 participants completing the training. The average overall post-training survey score was 4.6 on a 5-point scale.
- High Potential Talent Development: Two Design Thinking (DT) High Potential Talents were selected to attend an advanced program at Stanford University D. School, broadening their international perspectives and enabling them to apply Design Thinking methodologies to daily work and management practices. As of 2025, ASUS had cultivated a total of 11 DT High Potential Talents.
- Design Thinking Training Programs: In 2025, Design Thinking training programs engaged 2,798 participants across all sessions, totaling 3,313.5 training hours. The average overall post-training survey score was 4.5 on a 5-point scale.
- Annual Design Thinking Practice Award: In 2025, a total of 28 teams from headquarters and 3 teams from overseas sites participated in the selection process. Both the total number of participating teams and the number of overseas participating teams increased compared with the previous year, and one overseas team was selected as a winner. This demonstrates that the influence of Design Thinking has continued to expand within the Company, enabling teams across headquarters and overseas sites, business groups, and internal and external customer service units to jointly practice innovation in products and services. The two winning teams in the finals applied a user-centered approach to create products, services, and customer experiences, achieving 218% growth in sales volume and a 35% market share, securing a market-leading position.