With features like a functioning British pub, this office gives employees a creative environment in which to do their creative work
Twenty-one days without a break, covered in cuts and bruises—this isn’t what you’d expect a job at a software startup to look like. Nor would you expect your CEO to be assembling furniture late into the night to meet the deadline to move half the organization into its new office. But this isn’t your typical software startup.
Throughout my career, I’ve visited hundreds of offices in New York, London, Berlin, and elsewhere. Clients, prospects, partners. Whether I was at a Fortune 500 company or a scrappy tech startup, a creative agency or a real estate giant, I was routinely surprised…
Jack Dixon
Creative Director at Ceros
