Mar 5, 2014
Etymon Communications treats staff to time out in Hokkaido
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, and Hong Kong boutique PR agency Etymon Communications believes the same holds true for PR professionals. The agency took its staff of seven on a five-day incentive holiday to Hokkaido, Japan, last month. The group savoured fresh crabs and sushi, visited a farm, and enjoyed playing in the snow.
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