Survivor style corporate retreat descends into hellish . . . A half-million-dollar corporate retreat to Honduras turned into a week-long disaster involving illness, wild animals, armed guards, and employees stranded on a remote island Tech media company
Companys $500,000 Retreat Ended In Chaos With Employees . . . The tech firm Plex spent half a million dollars flying 120 remote workers to Honduras for a “Survivor”-themed retreat that went wrong nearly from the beginning, attendees recalled Six people who attended the corporate trip spoke to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) in an interview published April 6
Software Company Flew 120 Employees To Honduras For A . . . A software company promised employees a tropical, Survivor-style retreat in Honduras, but the trip started collapsing before most people even arrived What followed was a week of resignations, food safety problems, brutal team-building drills, and a stranded island group — the sort of corporate offsite disaster that should have been called off long before anyone boarded a plane