Shadow Factory adopts ‘Work from Metaverse’ policy
HONG KONG, CHINA — Frontier technology leader Shadow Factory becomes the first company to adopt the groundbreaking new “Work from Metaverse” (WFM) policy.
In a press release, the firm said that this innovative approach sets the stage for the future of work, enabling employees to collaborate, create, and innovate in an immersive and virtual environment.
“We are excited to offer our employees the opportunity to work from the Metaverse, which will enable us to stay ahead of frontier technology and provide our customers with the best solutions,” said Shadow Factory Managing Director Roger De Leon.
De Leon also stated that collaboration within the metaverse is expected to encourage “innovation in our business, we believe this initiative will unlock new levels of creativity and productivity.”
The WFM policy is designed to harness the power of the metaverse to foster increased productivity, collaboration, and creativity among employees while maintaining a solid commitment to providing a safe, inclusive, and supportive work environment for all.
It also promises reduced environmental impact as fewer employees would have to commute to a physical office.
“We look forward to the positive impact this policy will have on our business and to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the Metaverse,” De Leon added.
