22/12/2025
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How do you turn a “workplace” into a “work home”? You build it with people like her.
Our colleague Kristen shared her honest take on breaking “limiting beliefs” about work, and she perfectly captured the POAC vibe we’ve always strived for: shoes optional, dogs welcome, colleagues who bond outside of work, and yes, even bosses who cook.
Swipe up to step into her shoes, and experience POAC from her point of view!
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/一個職場封閉中女的自白/
出嚟做嘢若干年，對「返工」無可避免地有刻板印象，如：老闆就係老闆、同事就係同事、返工就係做嘢、收工就係收工⋯⋯
故，作為一個自我成長傾向味濃嘅中女，小女以打破limiting beliefs嘅發心去返工，試吓視職場為道場，收住錢grow。
於是，千絲萬縷嘅緣份令我誤打誤撞嚟到POAC。
短短半年間，無數寶貴經歷s已袋袋平安。
又，獨樂樂不如眾樂樂，就輕輕在此分享幾個令打工仔都眼紅嘅moments比大家吧！
1. 返工唔使著鞋，腳趾都可以呼吸～
2. Office有狗仔s，情緒價值滿滿der～
3. 同事們收工會一齊玩，而無人講公司/老闆們是非lol （Seriously?）
4. 同事會邀請全公司去housewarming party（職場0距離無誤）
5. 老闆會親自下廚serve大家～
我都估唔到有日會用Homey嚟形容一個返工嘅地方，但POAC又的確當綽綽有餘呢✨
/The Confessions of a Closed-Off Middle-Aged Woman in the Workplace/
Having worked for several years now, I’ve inevitably developed certain stereotypes about “work”: the boss is the boss, colleagues are just colleagues, work is just work, and clocking out means clocking out.
Thus, as someone with a strong inclination toward self-growth, I set an intention to go to work with the goal to break such beliefs, and find a workplace that cultivates me while getting paid.
So, it is with countless intricate connections, that I stumbled my way into POAC.
Within half a year, I’ve already tucked away countless precious experiences.
And since sharing joy multiplies it, let me share a few moments that would make any office worker envious!
1. The freedom to take my shoes off at work to let my toes breathe freely~
2. There are dogs in the office that gives you heaps of emotional value!
3. Colleagues actually hang out together outside of work, and nobody gossips about the company or the bosses (is that even possible?)
4. Colleagues invite the entire company to housewarming parties
5. The boss personally cooks and serves everyone~
I never thought I’d one day use “homey” to describe a workplace, but POAC truly fits the bill, and then some.
