Just another small-time cryptocurrency company that’s trying to get-rich-quick. - Anonymous employee Bybit Employee Review

1.0
Apr 7, 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

None, I would suggest any potential employee to avoid this company at all costs!

Cons

Dishonest, company is marketed as based in Singapore when they really are just a Chinese company with a minuscule operation in Singapore (Shared office space with a Chinese National and Malaysian National running the office)

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Bybit Response
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Thank you for sharing your experience and feedback with us. Bybit has grown into a multicultural global organization since 2018; we’re now happy to have talent from America, Europe and Asia working together at our various offices. We’re also continuing to welcome new colleagues into the Bybit family as we make further inroads and pursue new markets. We appreciate your feedback and wish you all the best.

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Cons

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