Workers are being lured back into offices this fall with promises of community, fun, and superb\u00a0perks.<\/i> But unless you're working at Google, Netflix or Apple, these office perks are often far from glamorous.<\/p>\n
Framery<\/a>, the world's leading manufacturer of soundproof private spaces for open offices, has launched a new global campaign to track down \"the most useless office perk in the world.\" The playful initiative \u2014 created in collaboration with creative agency\u00a0Reaktor Creative<\/a> \u2014 pokes fun at all the strange items that are left to accumulate dust in offices around the globe.<\/p>\n \"We want to help companies see that if we're going to make employees return to the office, then we should at the very least create an environment that's actually conducive to doing work \u2014 and maybe even having fun,\" says Chief Executive Officer Samu\u00a0H\u00e4llfors\u00a0at Framery. \"There's a real need to reinvent office culture.\"<\/p>\n There are already many hilarious (downright baffling!) submissions on the campaign site. Entries at\u00a0perksforpods.com<\/a> remain open worldwide until Oct. 31.\u00a0<\/p>\n Three submissions will each win\u00a0a premium Framery One soundproof pod<\/a>, ideal for quiet working and private teleconferencing in open offices. The winning three pointless office perks will also be donated to charity for better use.<\/p>\n NEW YORK – September 29, 2022 – (Newswire.com<\/a>) Workers are being lured back into offices this fall with promises of community, fun, and superb\u00a0perks.<\/i> But unless you’re working at Google, Netflix or Apple, these office perks are often far from glamorous.<\/p>\n Framery<\/a>, the world’s leading manufacturer of soundproof private spaces for open offices, has launched a new global campaign to track down “the most useless office perk in the world.” The playful initiative \u2014 created in collaboration with creative agency\u00a0Reaktor Creative<\/a> \u2014 pokes fun at all the strange items that are left to accumulate dust in offices around the globe.<\/p>\n “We want to help companies see that if we’re going to make employees return to the office, then we should at the very least create an environment that’s actually conducive to doing work \u2014 and maybe even having fun,” says Chief Executive Officer Samu\u00a0H\u00e4llfors\u00a0at Framery. “There’s a real need to reinvent office culture.”<\/p>\n There are already many hilarious (downright baffling!) submissions on the campaign site. Entries at\u00a0perksforpods.com<\/a> remain open worldwide until Oct. 31.\u00a0<\/p>\n Three submissions will each win\u00a0a premium Framery One soundproof pod<\/a>, ideal for quiet working and private teleconferencing in open offices. The winning three pointless office perks will also be donated to charity for better use.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Contact Information:<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Kalle Mattila <\/p>\n Founder, PYRY Communications <\/p>\n kalle@pyry.co<\/a> Press Release Service
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A mailroom punching bag. Tuna cans with no can opener. A folded-up exercise machine. New marketing campaign seeks ‘the most useless office perk ever’ and draws in hilarious submissions.<\/b><\/p>\n
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Entries for ‘the most useless office perk in the world’ remain open worldwide until Oct. 31 at perksforpods.com.<\/small> <\/p><\/div>\n
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