Case Study: Why 86% of Sunway Group Employees Are Proud to Work There
“Seeing our people take pride in these efforts, and willingly share that pride with others, demonstrated that these initiatives have become an integral part of what it means to work at Sunway.” Clayton Tan · Deputy Chief Human Resources Officer, Sunway Group Company size More than 20,000 employees across 13 business divisions and 50+ locations […]
Southeast Asia’s Best Workplaces in Technology 2026 By The Numbers
Across six countries and 219,262 employees surveyed, the 50 organizations that made this year’s inaugural Best Workplaces in Technology Southeast Asia list have one thing in common: their people believe in them. For the first time ever, Great Place To Work® has surveyed hundreds of thousands of employees across Southeast Asia to find the best […]
Malaysia Dominates Southeast Asia’s Best Workplaces in Technology List
Nine companies certified in Malaysia made the 2026 regional list, just as a record wave of data centre and AI investment reshapes the country’s tech labour market. Malaysia is where Southeast Asia’s computing capacity is being built. Over two-thirds of the data centre capacity under construction across the region’s five main economies is committed to […]
These Are Southeast Asia’s Best Workplaces in Healthcare and Biopharma 2026
KEY INSIGHTS: 36,000+ employees surveyed across SEA’s healthcare & biopharma sector. AbbVie, Vinmec, and Servier lead the inaugural 2026 list of 15 organisations. High-trust cultures directly improve patient outcomes, not just staff retention. The inaugural Southeast Asia’s Best Workplaces in Healthcare & Biopharma 2026 list is here. See which 15 organizations made it, and why […]
How NagaCorp Backs Top Workplace Wellness With Ruthless Data Discipline
Between 2023 and 2025 NagaCorp, the Hong Kong-listed gaming and hospitality company that operates Phnom Penh’s only integrated casino resort, NagaWorld, processed somewhere between 27,000 and 33,000 in-house medical clinic visits per year. The result, expertly predicted, was that in the same window, the number of employees requiring formal sick leave dropped at a compound […]
Your First Year with Great Place To Work: From Survey Design to Employer Branding
Key Highlights Job seekers are 15 times more likely to choose a company that’s been Certified as a great workplace by its own employees. The companies that get the most value from their first year treat Certification as a 12-month program, not a one-time badge. Even organizations that don’t reach the certification threshold walk away […]
These Are Malaysia’s Best Companies To Work For In 2026
Great Place To Work® has released Malaysia’s first-ever Best Workplaces in Malaysia 2026 list, recognizing 20 organizations across Small, Medium, and Large categories based entirely on employee feedback representing 95,000 workers nationwide. If you’re a HR leader, a job seeker, or even someone thinking about jumping ship, here is an interesting number: Malaysia’s workforce just […]
How Marriott Keeps Its People Promise Across Southeast Asia’s Fast-Growing Hotel Market
Here’s a thing that happens in the wild and wonderful world of hotels more often than an ordinary traveler will ever realize: they shapeshift. One morning the flag out front reads one brand; by the time they’ve reprinted the key cards, it’s another. Across Asia Pacific what the industry calls deflagging, or switching a property’s […]
Malaysia’s First Globally Recognized Best Workplaces List Out This Week
The methodology behind the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For arrives in Malaysia this week, with 20 organizations making the inaugural list based on what 45,000 of their own employees had to say. Between broad economic reforms, the startup boom, and a talent market that’s getting more competitive by the quarter, Malaysia is having […]
Ageism Is Now The Top Concern In Malaysian Workplaces
Ageism has quietly become Malaysian employees’ top DE&I concern, even as four generations now work side by side and many people stay in the workforce into their 50s and 60s. What we’ve come to think of the standard working age in Malaysia is rapidly changing. Now more than ever, Malaysians in their 50s and 60s […]