Corporate offices have come a long way from the days of strict dress codes, awkward parties with bad cake and cubicles as far as the eye can see. We’ve shed these relics along with our fax machines and CD-ROMs, trading cookie-cutter professionalism for corporate cultures that foster individuality, freedom and creativity
From open workspaces and relaxed dress codes to flexible schedules and impromptu meetings, today’s offices allow employees to work as they please. Some of the world’s biggest companies — Apple, Google and Facebook among them — prove that it doesn’t matter if million-dollar ideas happen at your desk, in a hammock or over a ping pong game with your HR director Read more...
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