Why Hootsuite's Ceo Wants Employees To Sleep At Work

Emmie Martin, Business Insider
Fri, 09/19/2014 - 11:59am

Most employers would be angry if they caught an employee sleeping on the job. But not Ryan Holmes, the CEO of Hootsuite, a social media management dashboard. In fact, he encourages it. Holmes says in a recent LinkedIn post that the Hootsuite offices have nap rooms and sleeping pods for its employees, because he believes getting enough sleep should be a priority, and that every employee should listen to their body when they need a rest.

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