29/04/2022at 15:29

One day a month, Genmab employees are free to do as they please

Today, Friday, over 1,200 workers at Genmab are doing anything but working – be it kayaking, jogging or spending time with their families. ”An excellent initiative,” says an expert within HR.

by albert rønning-andersson, translated by daniel pedersen

It’s Friday, the sun has been shining, cherry trees are blossoming, and it’s been a sensible 15 degrees Celsius outside.

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