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Christmas Status in Prague or We Combined Pleasant With Useful

We have recently opened new offices in Karlín, Prague. And because we like to combine pleasant with useful in the company, we went on 6.12. on a trip. It was designed not only for employees but also for their darling and little children.

Christmas Status in Prague or We Combined Pleasant With Useful

The first part of the day was in the spirit of work. Our group of 30 visited a new office, where the last company-wide status of this year also took place. We evaluated the past year on it and also told each other visions for the coming one.

Vánoční status v Praze

The status was followed by free entertainment, which most of them used to visit the Christmas markets on the Old Town Square. With a welder or a punch in hand, we gained a festive atmosphere and in the evening we took the train back to Ostrava.

Vánoční status v Praze

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