MindValley Wins Award For Most Democratic Workplace
MindValley was just recognized by WorldBlu as one of the Most Democratic Workplaces of 2008!
First of all, this award would not have been possible without any of you at MindValley and I wanted to thank all of you for having taken MindValley this far. Special thanks go out to Jiangti, KhaiLee, Janne, Wu Han, and Kenneth, who have been a huge inspiration and have contributed a tremendous amount to take MindValley to the next level in terms of leadership, cooperation, and developing a culture that focuses on rapid innovation, constant learning, and of course for developing a far more democratic workplace.
So, what makes MindValley democratic?
Funny that you ask because we are actually working on a book on what makes MindValley tick. I want to thank KhaiLee for helping us to crystallize our ideas and leading this initiative. If I had to pick two words, I would say that what makes us tick is
Agile Entrepreneurship
Go grab your copy now and look inside the MindValley machine.
April 26th, 2008 at 10:25 am
Wooow, congratulations!!! Happy to hear!
April 28th, 2008 at 3:57 pm
Congrats … glad to see the only Malaysia based company made it to such a prestigous list, alongside with companies like Dreamhost, Pandora, Linden Lab, etc.
Have you guys thought of becoming the Malaysian YCombinator?
August 10th, 2008 at 3:05 pm
[…] After graduation, his spent his next 2 years with MindValley, building profitable internet businesses and Web2.0 applications such as BlinkList and SocialRank with entrepreneurs and programmers from 16 countries. During this time, he helped build The World’s Most Democratic Workplace. […]
August 10th, 2008 at 3:18 pm
[…] After graduation, his spent his next 2 years with MindValley, building profitable internet businesses and Web2.0 applications such as BlinkList and SocialRank with entrepreneurs and programmers from 16 countries. During this time, he helped build The World’s Most Democratic Workplace. […]