Vivek Ramaswamy allegedly orders the thermostats at his Roivant Science and Strive Asset Management firms be kept at temperatures 64 degrees or lower, much to the lament of his employees.
touts himself as a politician who can take the heat, some describe him as a man fixated on the temperature — who demands his offices be kept at 64 degrees or lower.
One former employee also said he lashed out during a meeting when a colleague pitched an idea for letting employees leave early on summer Fridays. The GOP presidential candidate allegedly orders thermostats at his Roivant Sciences and Strive Asset Management firms be kept at 64 degrees.Another person who worked closely with him claimed that Ramaswamy is also very particular about his food, which included demands for a serving of cottage cheese to be ready at his desk every morning.
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