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Microsoft treehouses: Photos, tour, what it’s like
Matt Weinberger/Business Insider
While Amazon and Apple are making much noise about their new headquarters, Microsoft is quietly revamping its Redmond headquarters to support its growth.
Speaking of growth, I got to tour the treehouses that Microsoft opened for its employees last year, where they can meet, chat, or just generally catch some rays. They’re located right near the buildings where top Microsoft execs like CEO Satya Nadella have their offices, but any employee can use them.
They’re WiFi equipped, with power outlets everywhere. And they’re a very neat little employee perk.
Take a look.
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