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Atomy tops Asia's best workplace list with human-centered management

Korean direct marketing company Atomy ranked first in the small and medium-sized business category of Great Place to Work's (GPTW) 2026 Best Workplaces in Asia list, recognition that the company attributes to its management philosophy centered on employee trust and autonomy. The global network marketing company, which now operates in 27 countries, said it was the first Korean company to top the…

Atomy tops Asia's best workplace list with human-centered management

Korean direct marketing firm Atomy has ascended to the top of Asia's Best Workplaces list for small and medium-sized businesses, according to the 2026 rankings from Great Place to Work (GPTW). This accolade is a testament to the company's human-centered management philosophy, which emphasizes employee trust and autonomy. As a global network marketing organization with operations spanning 27 countries, Atomy has climbed from third place last year to claim the top spot this year.

The 2026 assessment now encompasses operations in Korea, China, the Philippines, Cambodia, and Indonesia, a significant expansion from the three countries evaluated in the previous year. The ranking is derived from employees' assessments of their work environments, focusing on trust in management, respect, fairness, pride, and camaraderie.

Atomy's 2026 regional assessment encompassed over 3.8 million employee survey responses across Asia. This recognition comes on the heels of Atomy's second-place finish in the 2026 Best Workplaces in Korea list, which it secured in February, up from fifth place the previous year. Notably, this marks the company's sixth consecutive appearance on the domestic list.

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