Logitech is giving all 7,000 of its employees, including interns, an extra paid day off just to play video games, right as Grand Theft Auto 6 drops on November 19.
The "Logi Game Day" can be used anytime until late 2027, so everyone gets a chance to enjoy gaming without worrying about work.
Logitech study: gaming boosts work performance
Logitech's leaders believe gaming isn't just fun: it can make you better at your job.
CEO Hanneke Faber wants to break the old idea that gaming is unproductive, pointing out that Logitech sees "how engagement in one sphere supports performance in the other."
Its own study backs this up: 81% of gamers feel more confident and perform better at work thanks to gaming, and nearly all surveyed IT leaders agree gaming skills are valuable on the job.
Even top execs like CFO Matteo Anversa plan to join in on the fun.