Veronica Hrozová
One of the benefits of working in our Karlín office is the ability to take our four-legged friends to work. The same goes for almost all of the companies in our portfolio. How many dogs ‘work’ here? There’s one dog for every six humans (if all 18 are present at the same time, which hasn’t happened yet), which makes for impressive canine therapy. Just take a look at our video or the photos that go with this story.
Know all their names? The photos should help ‘dog’ your memory.
Emma (Glami). If she didn’t have a little bell on her collar, you wouldn’t even know she was here.
Jamie (Glami). The smallest member of the pack, but don’t let his size fool you. It’s he who really runs the place.
Ourson and Amálka (Glami). We don’t see Amálka often, but when she’s here, you can’t miss her large presence. Ourson, on the other hand, is here every day, always close behind his person Tomáš.
Lilly (Sense Arena). Just as her person, she loves to chase the puck.
Zara (Biano) and Pluto (Glami). Zara is a lady who likes to have fun. And Pluto is an inquisitive fox pretending to be a dog.
Meeting with Arya and Jamie (Glami)
After the meeting it's time for a walk to a garden near the office.
3, 2, 1… walkies!
And one more of the pack and their people.
Not all our four-legged friends made it for the photo shoot, so if you want to get to know them all, follow us on Instagram @mitonfamily under the hashtag #DogsofMiton.
Join our team and get to know our mascots personally. Or better yet, bring along your four-legged ‘beastie’ to join our pack. Look at what Glami, Biano, Driveto and Sense Arena have to offer by visiting miton.cz/kariera.
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