OKX Singapore is honored to be named HR Asia's "Best Employer in Asia 2025".
On November 24th, as per the official website of HR Asia magazine, OKX Singapore was selected and received the honor of being the HR Asia 2025 "Best Company to Work for in Asia." This was OKX Singapore's inaugural participation in the selection process, and it managed to stand out among numerous enterprises in Singapore and became one of the mere 35 Singaporean companies to be bestowed with this honor. In previous media reports, OKX has also clinched the LinkedIn 2022 Global Talent Attraction Award, being the sole Web3 technology company on the list.
HR Asia is a renowned and highly influential HR professional media platform in Asia, offering value to HR leaders and corporate executives through industry insights, HR trends, and organizational management cases. The "HR Asia Best Companies to Work for in Asia" award, organized by HR Asia, assesses employer brands by integrating employee engagement surveys and on-site company reports, and is widely regarded as an authoritative and symbol
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