In a remarkable move aimed at prioritizing employee well-being, e-commerce giant Meesho has announced a 9-day “Reset and Recharge” break for its employees. Following the success of its Mega Blockbuster Sale in 2024, the company will be giving its workforce a complete break from work, running from October 26 to November 3. This initiative marks the fourth consecutive company-wide break for Meesho, gaining widespread praise for its emphasis on work-life balance.
A Complete Digital Detox for Employees
According to a LinkedIn post shared by Meesho, the break will involve a full disconnection from all work-related activities. Employees will not be required to answer emails, attend meetings, or respond to work messages during this period. The post stated, “No laptops, Slack messages, emails, meetings or stand-up calls, nothing work-related for 9 days.” The company emphasized that the break is a well-deserved reward after the effort employees put into making this year’s sale a huge success.
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Meesho further explained that the initiative is designed to help employees rejuvenate both mentally and physically, preparing them for a fresh and energized start in the year ahead.
Social Media Reactions
The announcement has sparked conversations about corporate work culture on social media platforms, particularly LinkedIn. Many users praised Meesho for prioritizing the well-being of its employees, calling the initiative a model for other companies to follow. One user commented, “Great initiative. It’s important to sometimes take one step back to take the next giant leap.”
Another post read, “Meesho isn’t just a green flag, it’s a whole green forest. That’s what I call dream company goals.”
The post also led to many users inquiring about job openings at Meesho, with one writing, “Where is the job application? (Please hire me. I’m a Pookie).”
With over 20,000 views, Meesho’s LinkedIn post has struck a chord with people across industries, further highlighting the importance of balancing work demands with personal well-being in today’s hustle-driven corporate world.