VW is using escape rooms to help employees deal with anxiety over EV shift

VW ID3 zwickau rtrs2 web_0.jpg — VW's Wolfsburg plant will start producing the ID3 during the second half of this year. Current production in Zwickau is pictured.

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Bloomberg

February 21, 2023 03:03 PM

Volkswagen is asking employees to complete an escape room experience with collaborative games and puzzles to ease anxiety over job security in the shift to electric cars.

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