Organizational Culture and Human Resources
VNG is currently staffed with about 1250 employees, and its offices are open-air. VNG was voted as one of Vietnam's '50 Best Employers' as a result of its outstanding Human Resources Management in a survey carried out jointly by AC Nielson, Navigos Group, and Thanh Nhien newspaper in June 2007.
VNG's Game Studio North in Hanoi has been running a Fresher program for over 2 years. Around 300 applicants are selected from Universities around Vietnam to interview for an internship position at VNG. Roughly 10-15 students get chosen every year and more than half of them stay on to work full-time.
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