Crypto exchange Kraken is noted in Newsweek's ranking as a company that offers a unique corporate culture and prioritizes the well-being and growth of its employees.
Kraken, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges, was noted for its innovative approach to employee well-being and professional development.
According to the cryptocurrency exchange's blog post, Newsweek, in partnership with the Best Practice Institute, ranked Kraken 14th on its annual list of the 100 Global Most Loved Workplaces, a testament to the company's commitment to creating a supportive and dynamic work environment.
According to a survey of more than two million employees across a variety of industries, Kraken stands out for its employee-centric business model. The company is praised for its respectful and supportive work environment, which stands out amidst the volatile nature of the crypto sector.
Pranesh Antapur, Kraken's Chief Human Resources Officer, emphasized the company's commitment to maintaining a remote culture that fosters global inclusivity. "Our focus on creating a culture where our employees, or Krakenites, thrive has not only helped us navigate cryptocurrency price volatility and regulatory challenges, but has also united us around our mission to grow the cryptocurrency industry," Antapour said. He expressed enthusiasm for the company's continued global expansion and its positive impact on employee satisfaction and retention.
Kraken's employment policies include several innovative practices designed to promote employee well-being and personal development. These include unlimited paid time off (PTO), generous grants for employees to set up customized home offices, and a dedicated team to support personalized health and fitness classes. Such initiatives underscore Kraken's commitment to supporting employee health and promoting continuous learning in the dynamic world of cryptocurrency.
Additionally, a significant portion of Kraken's employees choose to receive a portion of their salary in digital assets, with many roles including company stock options in their compensation and bonus packages. This not only aligns with the company's core business, but also increases employee engagement in the crypto economy.
The greatest endorsement of Kraken's culture comes from Kraken employees themselves, who consistently promote the company as an exceptional place to work. Their feedback underscores the success of Kraken's efforts to create an environment where employees are motivated to develop their skills and contribute to the industry.
As Kraken looks to expand its talented team, the company remains a popular destination for professionals looking to advance their careers in cryptocurrency and technology.
Newsweek's recognition and positive employee reviews are strong indicators of Kraken's leadership in developing a progressive, employee-centric work culture.
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