The CEO of Logitech doesn't think gaming is a "waste of time," and the policy backs it up: every employee gets a paid day off to play GTA 6 when it drops on November 19. His reasoning is that games sharpen creativity and problem-solving, and that those things carry over into how people perform at work. A company treating a release date like a holiday is a different kind of vibe than the usual corporate memo
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The CEO of Logitech doesn't think gaming is a "waste of time," and the policy backs it up: every employee gets a paid day off to play GTA 6 when it drops on November 19. His reasoning is that games sharpen creativity and problem-solving, and that those things carry over into how people perform at work. A company treating a release date like a holiday is a different kind of vibe than the usual corporate memo
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