Jul 15, 2022
Miami, Florida - July 15, 2022 /MarketersMEDIA/ —

With remote work and hybrid work a norm for corporate professionals, organizations worldwide continue to be centered on achieving best-in-class employee wellness and productivity. PauseMe, a wellness- and productivity-tech company, announced it will be launching the PauseMe for Microsoft Teams button later this year.
Users with this wireless bluetooth button will be able to step completely away from their computers and click to turn off video or audio in Microsoft Teams- as easy as a TV remote. Another quick tap and they re-enter the work world, classroom or meeting. It enables professionals to take those brief “pauses” – getting a glass of water, stretching, making a snack– while remaining engaged in their workday. The button has a slick and ergonomic design that looks great on any office desk or table and is designed to setup instantly without any software or driver installation.
The PauseMe for Microsoft Teams product is currently live on Kickstarter, where customers can pre-order to support the product’s launch: www.kickstarter.com/projects/pauseme/pauseme-video-and-audio-controller-for-virtual-meetings
“Productive high growth organizations are already acutely focused on fostering workforce wellness, because they understand that employees practicing wellness are less likely to suffer burnout and come to work with their best selves, ready to engage,” said a company representative. “PauseMe empowers those organizations to bring wellness and productivity into their company culture with easy to use intuitive tech.”
The company is also offering corporate branding on orders through Kickstarter for organizations who place orders for new hire kits, customer appreciation gifts, or employee wellness gifts.
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