The office naturally becomes a big part of people’s lives when it’s somewhere they have to go every week or even every day. Being able to enjoy lunchtime or happy hours near their physical workspace with co-workers and friends can greatly impact how happy people are at work.
Often, people will scroll through social media on their breaks at work and come across a super delicious and saucy chimichanga or burrito spot they really want to try, only to find out it’s in New York while they are in Phoenix, or too far across the city to get to for a workday lunch. Helping people find food they can actually eat are social apps that are built based on location, like Playsee. Its location-centric concept brings forward content and suggestions from people nearby, so when people are at the office or on break looking for a lunch spot or somewhere to grab drinks after work, they can quickly find suggestions nearby for something they know will be good.
Not only does this mean workers can find restaurants, eateries and bars nearby to fit their needs at the moment, but it also helps them discover hidden gems in their area. Finding ways to connect with colleagues during days in the office is extremely important to morale, and often that means stepping outside and exploring what’s nearby — sometimes just a quick drive or walk to a different neighborhood. And, while many people are creatures of habit, having a good starting point to find a new place to try can make a big difference in creating memories with co-workers and, ultimately, making the office a place people look forward to and want to be.
Veronica Lin is the head of user experience and communication at Playsee. She leads the team to deliver one message: Playsee is bringing social media back to the basics of fostering long-lasting connections in real life.
Growing up in Israel in a culture of perseverance and technology advancements, freeing oneself from conformity of the social norm is the path Lin seeks to lead Playsee and encourage people around the world to take. The sense of community is the core of strong connections, and Playsee strives to create an inclusive and enjoyable social experience where users feel comfortable in sharing and connecting with others in their local community through retable and common day-to-day experiences.
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