Logitech provides paid time off to employees to play video games.
Logitech offered paid leave to 7,000 employees to play video games. The company believes gaming can help employees develop useful professional skills.
- Logitech offered paid leave to 7,000 employees to play video games.
- A study by Logitech found that 4 in 5 surveyed adults agreed gaming increases confidence in real-life challenges.
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