HRCap Recognized as a Best Place to Work in NJ by NJBIZ (Issue #134)

[HRCap News] HRCap Ranked #17 of NJ Small Businesses

at NJBIZ 2021 Best Places to Work in NJ

HRCap, the largest Korean-American Executive Search & HR Consulting Firm in the U.S., became the first Korean-American company to be honored as one of NJBIZ (New Jersey’s leading business journal) “2021 Best Places to Work in NJ.”

The Top 120 NJBIZ Best Places to Work honorees spanned across 3 categories based on the number of employees, with 36 Small (15–49 employees), 42 Medium (50-249 employees), and 42 Big (250+ employees) businesses. In its first year of participation, HRCap was ranked #17 out of the Top 36 Small Businesses, and was evaluated highly on workplace satisfaction and employee experience, given our client service excellence, industry expertise, and timely response to the COVID pandemic.

“We are incredibly grateful and honored to receive this recognition from NJBIZ,” said HRCap’s Founder and CEO Andrew Sungsoo Kim. We will continue to invest in our people by recruiting, developing, and retaining top talent to become the best Global Asian Executive Search & HR Consulting Firm in the United States

Click here to read the full article on our HRCap website.

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