Intrepid, a leading regional eCommerce and digital solutions provider across South-East Asia announced it has been certified as a Great Place to Work in Singapore. This certification is based entirely on what current employees have to share about their experience working at Intrepid.

The process to be certified involves two employee-driven criteria; the first covering results from confidential employee survey and the second from an in-depth review of the participating organization’s culture. Together, this paints an overall portrait of the workplace culture based on employee perspective. To become certified, Intrepid participated in this process and 91% of employees who responded to the Great Place to Work^® survey confirmed nothing less than an excellent working experience at Intrepid.

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“We are honoured by the recognition. As a People focused business, our people are at the core of the eCommerce and digital excellence which we strive to deliver to our partners. Working together to build a great company culture which we are proud of is an essential part of our success as a company,” said Jasper Knoben, CEO of Intrepid.

“This recognition is a testament to the company culture which we have collectively built from the ground-up. We put our culture and people at the heart of what we do, and will continue to push forward industry-leading initiatives with a view to serving our people better. We thank our valued employees for their strong faith in us, for constantly lending their voices to guide us in the right direction, and ultimately working with us to develop a workplace they are excited and proud to work in,” added Alex Png, Chief People Officer of Intrepid.

Great Place to Work^® is the global authority on workplace culture, employee experience, and the leadership behaviors proven to deliver market-leading revenue, employee retention and increased innovation.

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