Dropbox has kept up with the changing workplace by introducing flexible working with many employees working remotely. However, they also see the importance of working in person at times, therefore they have created collaborative spaces called Dropbox Studios for team-building. While there are some exceptions, employees are ultimately able to design their work schedules to what best suits them. 

What we love about Dropbox:

💡 Core collaborative hours that line up with different time zones to get teams together and work collaboratively. 

💡 Employees have the choice to decide their work schedules. 

💡 Dropbox is a Virtual First company which they believe will lead to a more diverse workforce as it allows them to hire from different backgrounds. 

What's worth checking about Dropbox: 

💡 There are some exceptions to the flexible arrangements, for example, while some employees may be able to relocate outside of the location where they have offices, this may not possible for others based on their role and team.

Articles about Dropbox:

💡 Dropbox will let all employees work from home permanently as it turns its offices into WeWork-like 'collaborative spaces' 

💡 Dropbox Tossed Out the Workplace Rulebook. Here’s How That’s Working