Rewarding employees with complimentary products from leading brands and uplifting spirits
SINGAPORE, Aug. 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Recently launched, UK-based Direct2Desk aims to help companies in the country increase employee satisfaction and morale with the help of leading global brands through free samples.
As more employees return to the workplace in Singapore, where unhappy workers stand amongst the highest around the world, going beyond traditional benefits will help in retaining talent and ensuring that an organisation remains attractive to prospective talent.
Identifying a gap in the market for such a service, the team behind Direct2Desk has put together a seamless and transparent process, with no commitment required from interested parties. With the likes of Regus, Scoot, Foodpanda, TheSmartLocal, DB Schenker, Dyson & SUEZ already part of the programme, employee satisfaction is a key priority.
By working with Direct2Desk, employees will be gifted free samples from well-known brands around the globe, a benefit that will serve to boost morale, generate employee engagement, and increase their overall wellbeing while at the workplace.
“We are very pleased and excited to partner with Direct2Desk. Receiving complimentary products has been a great way to boost employee satisfaction and in particular, the energy drinks have been a great hit,” said a spokesperson for international law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer.
The service comes free of charge with no additional overhead costs for business owners and companies. To enhance the service further, Direct2Desk will match companies to specific interests, allowing employees to embrace the arrangement further and feel more invested in the workplace.
“With the state of the employment landscape, it can be hard to find the motivation and satisfaction to keep going. However, everyone here at Direct2Desk is passionately committed to the idea of changing that notion, and helping companies and employees find their smiles even in the face of rough days and periods,” said Lee Bennett of Direct2Desk.
Partnering with major industries such as food and beverages, companies signed up with Direct2Desk will stand to benefit even more as the network continues to grow. Not only will employees enjoy the complimentary products from major brands and get a timely boost at the workplace, but companies may also discover new opportunities to work closely with these brands for relevant industries, all for zero cost.
Interested organisations can visit www.direct2desk.sg to learn more about the programme and how they can help make the office a more satisfactory destination.
About Direct2Desk:
Established early 2022, Direct2Desk is the fastest growing product sampling agency in Singapore seeking to improve the working environment and employee satisfaction via deliveries of free products. Passionately invested into this, Direct2Desk works alongside world leading brand partners and registered companies and organisations to provide products to targeted audiences at no cost to companies across Singapore, Europe and North America.
Media Contact:
Charlotte Molland
charlotte@direct2desk.com
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