Kraken regularly used shell/cover companies to hire employees. They have a pretty complex web of fronts not-called-Kraken. Entire offices are 'employed' by one of these companies.
Interesting, why would they do this?
As one example: in the US, employers with more than 100 employees have to give 60 days notice of layoffs of a certain size. Outsource customer service to small, closely held subcontractors and you can avoid the requirement.
It's ridiculous that you can circumvent the rules that easily.
To avoid people being targeted because they work at a crypto exchange.
Would you be able to expand on this? Why do they do that? Sounds shady.
LinkedIn showed ~3400 for them when I checked a few days ago, so 1,100 is approximately 30%.
Kraken doesn't want their employees to mark that they work there on social media to reduce the risk of social hacking.
Maybe they have employees who are not on LinkedIn.
Did someone see your comment and change it? I see "3,400+ Krakenites" and "1,001-5,000 employees".