Deliveroo's new office in London is chock-full of swanky, employee-focused perks.
As Deliveroo works to transition from being a small tech start-up to a global force, its physical environment demands to be changed as well. The new London office occupies one floor of London's 'River Building.'
The new open-concept office space features a center court meeting space, an on-site gym, a Nespresso bar and a games room. Each of the 27 meeting rooms in the office are named after the company's favorite foods like 'Taco.' Padded phone booths are available when employees need a quiet space and a shared rooftop terrace overlooks the Thames river.
The office is home to 600 employees and the delivery service has plans to hire 300 more. But with Deliveroo's new office, the brand won't have a hard time convincing people to work there.
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