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OKX Plans to Increase its Workforce by 30% to 5k Employees in 12 Months, With a Focus on Gender Balance

Summary: OKX crypto exchange has updated its plans to weather the ongoing crypto winter. The team at OKX has stated that they plan to increase their workforce by 30% to 5,000 employees globally in 12 months. Additionally, OKX plans on maintaining gender balance. The team at the crypto exchange of OKX has announced that

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Coinbase Reduces the Size of the Firm’s Workforce by 18% – Bitcoin News

Amid the crypto market carnage, the digital currency exchange Coinbase revealed it has decided to lay off 18% of its workforce. The announcement follows the company’s original plans to slow the hiring process and the firm rescinding a number of employment offers. Coinbase ‘Grew Too Quickly,’ Crypto Exchange CEO Says On June

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Polygon taps Airbnb’s director of HR to spearhead its decentralized workforce

Ethereum layer-2 scaling solution Polygon has announced the hiring of Bhumika Srivastava in a bid to consolidate its strategy and cultural ambitions for the company’s 500-employee global workforce.Serving as the head of human resources and director for employee experience at Airbnb for the past five years, Srivastava arrives with an illustrious portfolio and

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How the crypto workforce changed in the pandemic – Cointelegraph Magazine

The pandemic has put hundreds of thousands of businesses out of action, saw others fold and decimated great swathes of the economy. But, crypto thrived in this distributed environment. As the world clamped down and everyone was forced to decentralize, the crypto world shone.Perhaps crypto, born of a crisis, is most

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Novogratz’s Crypto Investment Firm Galaxy Digital Shrinks Workforce 15%

Galaxy Digital, the cryptocurrency merchant bank founded by Wall Street veteran Michael Novogratz, has laid off 13 people, roughly 15 percent of its workforce, people familiar with the situation said.The layoffs occurred across the board in early January, and all of the New York-based firm's business divisions – asset management,

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