Pizzatime

The easiest way to make remote meetings fun.

09/30/2022

We've all been there – an office party that's supposed to be all about how awesome everyone is, but the spirit doesn't really seem to be there.

Employees can tell when the appreciation they're receiving isn't genuine and is, instead, just some initiative created by higher-ups to try and boost engagement or receive other positive work results.

If you want to show your employees appreciation with a day of celebration, you'll want to plan it as you mean it! 🥳

09/29/2022

If all of your employees have been burning the midnight oil for weeks or months trying to meet a deadline, all without any praise or positive feedback, it's only a matter of time before they start feeling underappreciated.

If you let this type of thing go on for too long, and tension is simmering under the surface for months on end, a measly employee appreciation day isn't going to do the trick.

In fact, it could even flair up some of those issues, leaving your team thinking, ""I did all that hard work, and this is the thanks I get?"" 😓

09/23/2022

Is your team mostly made up of 80s babies?

Do conversations constantly break into scuffles over whether Metallica or AC/DC ultimately rules?

If this is the case, you might channel that competitive energy into an 80s-themed trivia game. 🕹️

09/17/2022

Though there are many things that are great about working remotely, there are also some things we all miss about spending time at the office.

There are lots of little social moments sprinkled throughout the day when you work with other people in the same space and special occasions where you all get to gather together for a pizza party.

Luckily, you can recreate the experience of enjoying a meal together in celebration or just because, even though you're all signing in from different parts of the country or globe. 🍕

09/16/2022

If you're all chatted out, another great way to spend quality time together, even though you're many miles apart, is enjoying a movie or a TV show remotely.

Maybe you want to watch a classic workplace movie like Office Space or 9 to 5, or you can set up a regular viewing party where you work your way through favorites like The Office. 🎦

09/10/2022

Both fun and challenging, the Puzzle is a team problem-solving game that can be played by teams of all sizes.

The game starts with a problem of any kind– whether it's a visual challenge, a logic puzzle, or a riddle.

Everyone can then compete to be the first person to solve the problem. 🧩

09/09/2022

Playing charades is always a good time, whether you're hanging out IRL or virtually.

To play charades on Microsoft Teams, you can break everyone up into two different teams.

A person from the first team (team A) is directed by the second team (team B) to act out a word or phrase. Everyone else on team A then has to guess what the word or phrase is from the nonverbal gestures of the actor. If they guess right before the buzzer sounds, they get a point.

Then the process repeats again with the teams' roles flipped. You can play as many rounds as you want, and you can be certain that hilarity will definitely ensue! 🈁

09/03/2022

When considering whether you should require cameras to be on during virtual meetings, it could be worth discussing the matter with the individuals on your team.

For example, if many of your workers are shy and introverted, you might find that meetings are smoother and more productive when people aren't compelled to have their cameras on.

At the same time, you'll want to incorporate the nature of your work into your decision and the standards in your industry. 📷

09/02/2022

One survey from Zippia found that employees overwhelmingly prefer to keep their cameras off during virtual meetings.

This is absolutely essential to consider when you're deciding whether you want to require that cameras are on when you're meeting virtually.

After all, if you mandate something that everyone hates, it can have a negative impact on morale and the company culture. 🏢

08/27/2022

Organizing a virtual lunch with your remote workers can be time-consuming and frustrating, but it doesn't have to be.

When you choose the right company to throw you a virtual pizza party, send over breakfast goodies for an early morning meeting, or put together the perfect lunch, ordering food for your team can be simple, fast, and stress-free.

For example, if you choose ours! 😉

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