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‘Employees treated as replaceable parts’: NUS graduate speaks out on harsh crypto work culture in Singapore
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‘Employees treated as replaceable parts’: NUS graduate speaks out on harsh crypto work culture in Singapore
SINGAPORE: Melissa Chen (not her real name), a National University of Singapore (NUS) graduate, is warning others about the harsh realities of working in the cryptocurrency sector after a series of challenging experiences with several major exchanges. Speaking to The Independent Singapore, Chen said she started her career at Bybit, a company that she claimed […]
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