This year, our office transformed into a Halloween wonderland. Colleagues showed up in costumes, we decorated our workspaces with spooky items, and to complete the atmosphere, we shared IT horror stories that gave everyone chills. This celebration added some bright colors to our workdays and brought the whole team closer together. Here’s how our Halloween went!

We put as much effort into the decorations. Workspaces were draped in paper cobwebs, dim lights flickered in the corners, and whiteboards were scribbled with “abandoned” code, adding a haunting touch. In the meeting room, we set up a “Room of Fear,” where instead of the usual displays, screens flashed with snippets of unfulfilled projects and lingering bugs. It created a real atmosphere of “office nightmares.”

And, of course, no Halloween would be complete without some scary stories. The most memorable was the tale of a project interview where a client invited a developer, saying they were looking for a Nuxt.js expert. All seemed well until, on the day of the interview, it turned out that the client actually wanted someone skilled in Next.js. The misunderstanding was discovered at the last minute, and the meeting never took place. Just one small typo turned into a real nightmare for both the client and the candidate!

This Halloween wasn’t just a celebration but a chance to connect with colleagues in new ways. We didn’t just have fun — we recharged for the tasks ahead. This celebration proved that sometimes all it takes to boost team spirit is a little Halloween magic and a good sense of humor.