CHRONICLE – Among the arguments to praise the merits of an office, the “rooftop” is the icing on the cake. For employees, as well as for visitors.
If there is one objective shared by a majority of companies at the moment – except for those, very much in the minority, who pride themselves on remaining 100% teleworking – it is this: to make their teams want to spend time in the office. And their future recruits to join their boat. And the boat, what is it, exactly? Office. This space that has caused a lot of ink to flow over the past two years. And, when we list the elements that hit the bull’s eye when praising the charms of an office, there is one that wins over all the votes: the roof terrace, which we tend to call “rooftop “.
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During a presentation or an office visit, the rooftop is the icing on the cake, the element that guarantees the wow effect! To impress customers, what could be more natural than a falsely improvised and spontaneous visit to the top floor. “How so ? We never showed you our rooftop?And if, in addition, said rooftop offers a…
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