A few months ago, Facebook’s Singapore team moved into a space in the city’s South Beach Tower that occupies five storeys and possesses all of the amenities that would define it as more of an adult playground than place of employment.
It features a kitchen with an exposed pantry and beer on tap, spectacular skyline views, a doodling wall where visitors can mark their visit, a “gravity booth” and all the kitsch you’d expect from a tech office.
There’s even a vending machine that dispenses everything from batteries to keyboards. Free of charge, of course.
Details abound that reflect the office’s geographic location, including a red and black mural that represents Singapore’s East meets West experience, a Facebook branded mahjong board, and local slang to identify meeting rooms.
Perhaps most notably, there’s a “Mother’s Room” that gives moms incentive to bring their children to work. You know what they say: invest in ’em while they’re young.
Can you say #OfficeEnvy?
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