Could a 'camping office' be part of your next job offer?


By AGENCY
  • Living
  • Wednesday, 19 Jan 2022

IT expert Markus Heger working on a campsite – an opportunity provided by his employer in a bid to attract young staff. Photos: dpa

Markus Heger opens his laptop and looks up into the sky at a flock of wild geese flying overhead.

Heger is a project manager at an IT company in Wallenhorst in Germany, and this is his workplace. He is sitting comfortably in front of a camper van parked on a campsite in the district of Osnabrueck.

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