Table Space Earns ‘Great Place To Work' Certification
Karan Chopra, Chairman & Co-CEO, credited the achievement to the company's people-first culture and collective purpose. Dimple Bakshi, CHRO, emphasized that the recognition reflects Table Space's dedication to fostering trust, inclusivity, and employee growth.
With a team of over 700 employees—including more than 450 new hires in the past year—Table Space continues to scale while maintaining a culture of empowerment and well-being. Initiatives like real-time feedback, coaching, anti-bullying policies, and structured development programs reinforce its commitment to employee satisfaction and organizational excellence.
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