Page 53 - OmniSite Anniversary Book

OUR PLACE OF WORK (AND PLAY)
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OFFICE
HUMOR
& GROUP
EVENTS
Corporate comradery is evident throughout each of the departments at OmniSite, whether sta gathers
to break bread at the on-site café, or occasionally hang out together during an afternoon retreat.
Mental and physical health remains top
of mind in everything here—from the
have adequate downtime
to recharge. Some of the o -site group activities have included go-kart racing, gol ng, duckpin bowling, karaoke-singing, and attending baseball and
hockey games.
The company’s four-day 32-hour workweek (with a choice of every Monday or Friday o ) gives employees a three-day weekend
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company culture to scheduled work
hours. Tom Ward believes it’s important for sta to enjoy their work but also
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distributing products day after day can
border on...well, boredom. Just about.assam naeneA any job requiring consistent, careful
concentration can be tedious and
mentally draining. But at OmniSite, a
variety of fun, tness, and wacky
work-site diversions keep sta
engagement high and stress low.
“What I like most about working here are the people I’m working with. I get to come to see them every day,” says Claire Paddack, accountant.
“My job can get pretty monotonous (looking at the computer a lot), but they make it so pleasant, and we do a lot of fun things together, like work out, do lunch, and go to the farmer’s market.”
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