No longer worry about working overtime, this desk allows you to work continuously

Overtime work is a common problem in Chinese companies, especially IT companies and new high-tech startups.

Long-term overtime work is very harmful to health and life, and the Labor Law does not encourage overtime work.

On the other hand, overtime work to a certain extent conforms to the requirements of the rapid development trend of IT and technology companies. Some employees have also achieved economic benefits due to overtime pay. Therefore, many companies in my country have long-term overtime work, and The current situation is that even though some employees are dissatisfied, they implement the plan silently.

In such an environment, overtime culture has formed many things and situations that foreigners cannot understand.

This L-shaped desk is no different in appearance from most desks. It just has one more base cabinet compared to other desks (two in total, each located under the two wings of the L-shaped desk). ). On the right are all normal base cabinets that can store documents, while on the left is a specially made base cabinet with a door that can be pulled out longer.

Pull out the base cabinet on the left. Inside are multiple connected telescopic sponge mats.

The door of the base cabinet is slowly pulled out along with the moving pulley below. We can clearly see that the base cabinet is pulled out and flattened to become a dormitory bed with a total width of less than 50cm.

In the online mall system, its name is Foldable Studio Nap Portable Bunk Bed, and we can search for many such products.

But are they really just for naps?

We know that the vast majority of companies in my country, especially those in first- and second-tier cities, have only one hour of rest time. Even if they eat lunch quickly, they only have thirty minutes of nap at most. Generally, most companies Most people cannot easily pull out a folding bed that takes up a lot of space and requires a lot of effort to take a nap. Even if they use it, they will encounter the embarrassing scene as shown below.

In addition, there are no such nap chairs abroad.

According to the 2015 51job 8-hour Survival Quality Survey Report, one-third of my country’s office workers work more than 5 hours of overtime per week, and the overtime hours in the IT field and product and technical positions are even longer.

Obviously, even though its name is called a nap chair, under the overtime culture, its main use is actually for overtime workers to sleep on company dormitory beds!

We know that Japan’s overtime culture and their precious rental fares have created an ant cage in the city-capsule hotels (many Japanese companies are willing to pay for employees who work overtime until midnight to stay in hotels rather than pay precious rental car fee). This kind of floor cabinet bed, which came out under the overtime culture in my country, allows programmers in IT and technology companies to stay within the 4㎡ area of ​​the studio table except for peeing, and stay away 24 hours a day. Working on the studio table that can't be reached!