According to CNN, Denver, CO based software company Flowhub allow their employees to get lifted while at the office. Co-founders Chase Wiseman and Kyle Sherman shared that “if it helps our employees get work done, then we don’t care if they consume at work.” In case you were wondering, yes, Sherman and Chase use marijuana at the office as well. Due to building regulation where Flowhub is located, staff aren’t allowed to smoke, so instead they use sodas, juices and other edibles.
The pair say they have not encountered any problems with using marijuana at the office and it actually increases creativity. “It definitely surfaces new ideas and a fresh take on things.”
U.S. COMPANIES HAVE BEGUN ALLOWING EMPLOYEES TO USE MARIJUANA AT WORK
BySylvester WHITE
Jan 21, 2016
By Sylvester WHITE
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I’m getting sleepy just reading this. Weed at work? Where the munchy station aka lunch/break room
Well this is a software company. They are not responsible for the safety of others and any negative effects will only felt by the company.. so I say let them do it
Most employees get a drug test. It would be better to overlook cannabis in the urine.
Wow
I’ve known people to become more productive and creative when partaking in marijuana….as long as it doesn’t affect labor negatively then so be it
They are saying that the employees work better when they are high Venderay Miller and you are right
No smoking. No alcohol. No drugs. What is wrong with this picture?