June 5: Swap Your Stuff is Back at IOCOD!
Celebrate Environment Day at IOCOD with another exciting Swap Your Stuff event! From books and collectibles to gadgets and surprises, employees exchanged pre-loved items, shared laughs, and gave old belongings a new purpose.

When Environment Day comes around, we know what’s next: another fun Swap Your Stuff!
This time too, we came prepared with our once-loved items, ready to give them a brand-new story. Because let’s be honest, we all have that one treasured item sitting in a corner thinking, “Will I ever be used again?”
A Look Back at the Fun
The event kicked off with all the items neatly placed on the table, and our HR team was all set to start the exchange. The fun part? This time, Fayiz stepped in to showcase the items.
From showing us products to convincing us to pick them, he became a full-fledged salesman. Who knew a developer could become a great salesman, too? We might have discovered IOCOD’s next sales superstar.
Ready, Set, & Swap!
And of course, no Swap Your Stuff at IOCOD is complete without a little Naruto moment. A cute little Kakashi figure was the first item up for swapping, followed by other Naruto figurines. And as expected, several hands went up immediately. Looks like we do have a serious Naruto fan club here.
The table had everything from clothes, perfumes, phone cases, interesting reads like The 5 AM Club by Robin Sharma, to a brand-new cricket bat, and a wireless keyboard and mouse combo set (that caught almost everyone’s attention)
As always, the lot-taking session was hilarious and dramatic. There were “almost got it” moments and plenty of “Wait, I was going for that!” expressions across the room.
The wireless keyboard and mouse combo definitely stole the spotlight, creating a long queue. The competitive energy was for real! And just like that, another Swap Your Stuff event came to an end with lots of laughter and happy exchanges.
Already Waiting for the Next One!
At IOCOD, even the simplest events become something special. Who would have thought that things we no longer use could find new owners, new purposes, and new memories?
As everyone walked away with their new finds, there was already one thought in everyone’s mind: “What will I bring for the next swap?”