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Open For Business - Wobb

Derek Toh, Wobb

16-Sep-15 10:00

Open For Business - Wobb

Wobb is short for working on bean bags. Derek Toh, founder of Wobb aims to transform the work culture in Malaysia by helping the millennials to find their dream job. Wobb attempts to show transparency for jobseekers which allows them to peek inside the interior of the offices as well as the people involved. The jobseekers will then decide for themselves if they fit into the company before they start working there.


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