David Blecken
Dec 11, 2017

ADK sees mindset change as the first step to better working conditions

The company wants to be a leader in remote working and hopes reform can give it an edge in attracting the best talent.

ADK staff work in a 'tent'. ADK set up alternative workspaces as a means of inspiring staff when it moved to its new headquarters in 2014.

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