In order to give a better view into a typical work day at Info-Connect, Brian has described here what a day at the office usually consists of for him:

A day at the office usually begins with closing the door to where the graphics sit (Bandwagon). This is a vital point at the order of the day, and something I will strongly recommend new employees to learn to do quickly.

There is something about these creative types, that makes them a lot more noisy than ordinary people. We do, however, not notice this so much any longer, as we have now caged them in.

Usually one is in the middle of a task when signing in, and therefore it is easier to just continue where you left, the day before. We have a wonderful free way of doing things, where you yourself according to best "freedom with responsibility" principle solves your tasks as you feel fit.

We are, however, placed in an open office environment and therefore colleagues are close by, when you need help fixing a problem, or if you need another/different angle on a task - the latter being on of our strong points, I must say :-)!

"Here we have the possibility for following and influencing projects from a-z which gives a strong sense of ownership"

It often happens that you yourself throw new balls in the air, or give ideas to your co-workers - understood in the sense that we often discuss a problem in plenum in order to get input from all sides.


Another plus to the very free frame is that there is never a lack of willing victims when it comes to beating them at the ball table :-)! Coding, of course, is the biggest and most important post on the day, but on top of that is, among other, phone meetings with customers, searching for prey in the fruit basket, a nice lunch with good conversation, lots of water, reading of emails, table football, conversation with colleagues and sometimes meetings with either customers or co-workers.