Nobody likes being stuck in a cubicle at work. They make you feel cramped and isolated like the walls are closing in.
And there’s hardly any elbow room. So there has got to be a better way to boost employees’ productivity without placing them in a tight, soul-sucking space.
Well, the boss of this company has made their offices cubicle-free. Instead, each employee works from a tiny house!
It’s bright, open, spacious, and colorful, a vast improvement from the typical drab office environment.
A TikToker named Kylie (@itskylie94) is showing off her tiny house/office, and it has been gaining a lot of positive feedback. The video has received over 31 million views so far.
Each house comes with a green lawn and walkway out front. And they are custom-made to fit each person’s preferences. Plus, the workers even get their own keys to the house.
In a follow-up video, Kylie answers TikTok’s most pressing questions: what she does for work and where the company is located.
Kylie explains that the series of tiny homes/offices are not located in a warehouse. It is actually a giant office building with an open floor plan.
The snippet of tiny houses Kylie posted on TikTok was just a small fraction of the building. There are bathrooms, break rooms, and all the necessities. And there’s even a barn office!
Some TikTok users questioned if it was a movie set, and Kylie clarified that she works in the accounting department for a property management company in Missouri.
“The company that I work for is probably the most generous company that I’ve ever worked for in my entire life,” said Kylie.
“I’ve been there for two years…and the people that I work for are just amazing individuals. They are very kind, generous, and they donate to so many good causes.”
In a third video, she conducted a tour of her tiny house, which everyone was dying to see. Kylie’s house has a pink front door, a brown floor, white walls, and a white desk that takes up the entire back wall. The interior is also well-lit.
However, she has yet to decorate her house away from home. So what sort of theme do you think she should go with?
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By Emily Chan
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