Beyond Your 9 to 5
It was time to redefine those tired business and work related acronyms. We created the "5 To 9" social campaign to help shift the focus off the classic productivity message and speak to a broader audience. And for some people, the day is just starting after work. Maybe after hours they're a rock star waiting to be discovered or the next Picasso. We’re inviting people to reclaim those old business acronyms and apply it to their 5 to 9.
When the workday is done, we follow our true passions. We call that the #5to9. What’s yours? pic.twitter.com/ciqP9jUp6u
— Microsoft (@Microsoft) September 29, 2014
.@ronin_cse tells us that he likes to hike in his #5to9. What do you like to do in yours? pic.twitter.com/9xC4TZjvTp
— Microsoft (@Microsoft) October 17, 2014
When the workday ends, some reach for a lens. How do you own your #5to9? pic.twitter.com/BDAmfDSTSg
— Microsoft (@Microsoft) November 7, 2014
#5to9 is a great time to recharge. pic.twitter.com/bZObdPbeOv
— Microsoft (@Microsoft) December 12, 2014
Some find harmony from #5to9. pic.twitter.com/SA0vyhlwEG
— Microsoft (@Microsoft) January 16, 2015
After the work day, acronyms take on a whole new meaning. How do you own your #5to9? pic.twitter.com/WD4QrydlHl
— Microsoft (@Microsoft) October 6, 2014
Your passions never clock out. How do you own your #5to9? pic.twitter.com/ZsBvT6HVDd
— Microsoft (@Microsoft) October 28, 2014
The creative mind does some of its best work from #5to9. pic.twitter.com/MSRbZOF0SR
— Microsoft (@Microsoft) December 5, 2014
It’s not a stretch to say that some of the most rewarding work happens from #5to9. pic.twitter.com/Tyoo7zLgWf
— Microsoft (@Microsoft) December 30, 2014
Express yourself from #5to9. pic.twitter.com/S9CK7fV0FC
— Microsoft (@Microsoft) January 23, 2015
// role: art direction
// team: Ross Viator, Kate Shay, Kevin Sullivan, Craig Erickson