From the investors’ desk: The future of work in Southeast Asia

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From the investors’ desk: The future of work in Southeast Asia - e27

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As early stage venture investors in Southeast Asia, our team actively invests ahead of where technology is changing the future of work.

This virtuous cycle will be supported by new businesses that match demand and supply and, crucially, ensure high-quality fulfilment in a flexible way, which is only scalable using technology.

This market has to date been served by traditional “job shop” staffing agencies like ISS and Arina on the one end and desktop-era job boards such as Jobstreet and JobsDB or more recently, mobile optimised jobs classifieds apps like AdaKerja and Google Kormo on the other end.