Author Mint Kang

Mint Kang

Mint is working as a Senior Features Writer with People Matters. You can reach her at mint.kang@gopeoplematters.com

Recent posts by Mint Kang

WeWork finally goes public after two years of drama

WeWork finally goes public after two years of drama

Posted 22nd Oct 2021 by Mint Kang in #Others

Cornerstone OnDemand acquired by Clearlake Capital

Cornerstone OnDemand acquired by Clearlake Capital

Posted 18th Oct 2021 by Mint Kang in #HR Technology

Facebook is hiring 10,000 people to build the 'metaverse'

Facebook is hiring 10,000 people to build the 'metaverse'

Posted 18th Oct 2021 by Mint Kang in #Recruitment

Do you know how much you're spending on recruiting?

Do you know how much you're spending on recruiting?

Posted 15th Oct 2021 by Mint Kang in #Recruitment

LinkedIn is closing its China platform, citing restrictions on social media

LinkedIn is closing its China platform, citing restrictions on social media

Posted 14th Oct 2021 by Mint Kang in #HR Technology

Learn beyond your job scope to be future-ready: Bank of Singapore's Stephenie Teo

Learn beyond your job scope to be future-ready: Bank of Singapore's Stephenie Teo

Posted 14th Oct 2021 by Mint Kang in #L&D

Job vacancies hit a record high in the UK: every sector affected

Job vacancies hit a record high in the UK: every sector affected

Posted 13th Oct 2021 by Mint Kang in #Recruitment

Here's how Singapore employers are supporting workforce well-being: WTW survey

Here's how Singapore employers are supporting workforce well-being: WTW survey

Posted 11th Oct 2021 by Mint Kang in #Benefits & Rewards

Singapore's aerospace sector is hiring: new growth opportunities in view, says Manpower Minister

Singapore's aerospace sector is hiring: new growth opportunities in view, says Manpower Minister

Posted 11th Oct 2021 by Mint Kang in #Recruitment

How hybrid work has changed collaboration: new Cisco index

How hybrid work has changed collaboration: new Cisco index

Posted 11th Oct 2021 by Mint Kang in #HR Technology

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