Companies seek to capitalise on employee influencers
30 Dec, 2020 07:00 PM
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Financial Times
By: Dave Lee and Hannah Murphy
Early in the pandemic, when Amazon loosened its rules around allowing smartphones on the warehouse floor, an employee now known as thepackman123 saw an opportunity. The 23-year-old, who works at a facility in New York and asked not to be named, started filming himself with his face obscured stuffing products into packages to be sent to customers. With entertaining flair, he swiftly constructs each box before sending it on its way.
At his friends suggestion, he began posting the videos on TikTok. Twenty-seven million views later, he received a message from Amazon s human resources department. I was like . . . I m in trouble, he recalls.
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ManufacturedHomes.com Unveils Consumer Education Website For Oregon Manufactured Housing Association
December 10, 2020 GMT
IRVINE, Calif., Dec. 10, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Kevin McShane, President of the Oregon Manufactured Housing Association (“OMHA”) today unveiled a state of the art online virtual education center for prefabricated homes available in the Beaver State. The platform allows Oregon consumers the capabilities to learn more about manufactured homes, while connecting with manufacturers and retailers directly online.
The Oregon Manufactured Housing Association is a business trade group that represents manufacturers and retailers of and lenders for manufactured homes in Oregon. Its new website, www.omha.com will allow people shopping for a home to learn more about manufactured homes available for sale in Oregon and link directly to manufacturers and retailers that serve the stat