Company forces employees to work nude in Silicon Valley

Do you wish you could work in a company 100% nude like this?

The "open" office trend started in Silicon Valley and then spread quickly to many other places in the world. "Open" here can be understood literally, when the office staff have been working in the nude for a month now.

On the positive side, working naked has been shown to improve communication, teamwork, creativity, and directly increase productivity. However, alongside the supportive opinions, there are also many strong opposing opinions.

The headquarters of Bold Italic has adopted a strange and unique dress code at the office, which is completely nude. The purpose is to create a fresh and comfortable office environment for the employees here. There are surveys given when managers find that employees working at home are always happier and more productive. And the answer is because in the office environment, they feel constrained, the atmosphere is too tense, causing them to "immerse" themselves in work to the point of "blindness" and not being able to find creative and new ways of doing things.

Clothing: the final barrier to the ideal office environment

Before Bold Italic, in 2009, business psychologist David Taylor also encouraged businesses to have "naked Fridays" to boost employee morale. Bold Italic took it to a new level by implementing this idea for the whole month, which was implemented this past March.

Of course, the concern of "Do the employees have dark intentions?" will be raised first. According to the employees here, "At first we were very curious and worried, but then it only took us an hour to get used to it. By the third day of working naked, we were completely comfortable and surprisingly, the connection between everyone in the company increased significantly, from there, we also worked much more effectively."

Currently, Bold Italic employees feel very satisfied and comfortable with this new form of work as well as the benefits it brings.

According to Thegioitre