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Ahead of GTA VI’s release, Logitech is giving 7,000 employees the day off to play video games—and its CEO says it’ll boost productivity
Grand Theft Auto VI’s highly-anticipated launch next week has some businesses bracing for a productivity nightmare , with millions of gamers potentially calling out sick—or sneaking in playtime on the clock.
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Grand Theft Auto VI’s highly-anticipated launch next week has some businesses bracing for a productivity nightmare , with millions of gamers potentially calling out sick—or sneaking in playtime on the clock. Logitech , however, is getting ahead of the curve: The $13 billion tech giant is giving its 7,000 global employees a day off to play video games.
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