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Nice! Activated by light switch?
by testmasterflex 3y ago
Nice! Activated by light switch?
- HenryBemis 3y agoOne of my past workplaces had the same audio/music that they got in the reception area.. non-stop soft/elevator music. It was the same speakers that were used for announcements/fire-alarms/evacuations/etc. so the infrastructure was there to begin with. I don't know what are the rules for "playing music in the office" (licensing etc. - it's not a resto, and it's only in the bathroom), but I remember 20+ years ago when I was a sys-admin tasked to find 'music for our call-center' I found some nice royalty-free music.
- testmasterflex 3y agoCool. I currently deliver the unit with copyright-free music and it can stream web radio as well.
- codingdave 3y agoIs this is sincere question? Or just thinly veiled marketing that you have a feature that a radio doesn't? Because you have to admit that a simple radio is absolutely your competition. If you have features that people should know about that make your solution the better one, just state them. Marketing works when it is simple, concise, and honest: "I have product X that resolves problem Y, with features Z, and want people to be aware of it."
- testmasterflex 3y agoYes I was wondering how they turn it on to understand the customers better? And I’m not unhappy they solved it in some other way, it just confirms the market demand.
- kojeovo 3y agoI'm like 2 weeks late, but as a regular old employee it's just always on. maybe cleaners turn it on/off at the start and end of each day, but i'm not privy to that
- allwein 3y agoI think it's likely a sincere question. I, for one, would not wanting to be physically touching a radio that people may have been turning on/off depending on whether the device is located before or after their ability to wash their hands.
- tdeck 3y agoNot the OP but maybe they just leave it on all the time?