When summer hits our office, things heat up… and cool down. At the same time, we run twelve seasons.
Letβs talk about the real challenge of modern work life having four official seasons: Finding a temperature everyone agrees on.
βοΈ Outside: sunshine and 27Β°C
π¬ Inside: full winter modeβ¦ for some.
Yes, itβs summer in Zurich. The lake is sparkling, the ice cream shops are thriving β and in the office? Thermal chaos.
One personβs in a ski jacket.
Anotherβs in shorts.
Someone is sweating under a blanket.
And someone else clutches hot tea, while glaring at the open window.
βοΈ Whatβs the βidealβ office temperature?
Experts say: 21β23Β°C.
Science claims: thatβs perfect for productivity.
The human body replies: βlol no.β
At 21Β°C? Half the team files for frostbite.
At 23Β°C? The other half demands ice packs.
At 22Β°C? Everyoneβs unhappy β just for different reasons.
π± Enter the mighty cooling ceiling
In Zurich, air conditioning is out. Sustainability wins! β»οΈ Full exposure to seasons.
Instead, we rely on cooling ceilings: quiet, clean, clever.
But also moody, slow to react, and⦠completely useless once someone opens a window.
(And someone always opens a window.)
π§€ And so begins the climate dance…
- Scarf vs. sandals
- Hot tea vs. iced coffee
- Passive-aggressive fan wars
- Strategic desk moves
- Layering that would make an onion proud
- And always one person saying, βIβm fine!β
π€ Final thought: We adapt to Seasons.
π₯Ά We freeze. π We sweat. π We joke. We learn to live with thermal confusion.
Because deep down, no one is really comfortable β But somehow, it works.
π And to our brave Wealth Management colleagues in Singapore…
Where the office temperature only starts to feel βrightβ below 20Β°C π§
We admire your chill β literally.
Source: LinkedIn