The Business of…The Coolest Work Places

From bringing your pet to work to playing with Legos for a living, Kipp looks at the top 6 coolest places to work.
March 5, 2012 5:22 by shafeer
Do we really need to spell out why anyone would want to work at Pixar? First, check out these pictures of Pixar’s creative havens. Decorated with the quirky but aesthetically pleasing attention to detail that can be observed in their films, the Pixar office come complete with a soccer field, a pool, a games room and a very cool university at which employees can learn as much as they wish about the world of animation. Also according Victor Navone, not only does Pixar have a supportive and creative environment it also has over 14 bars on site.
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A provocative iingsht! Just what we need!