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Monday, June 18, 2018

Benefits Of Using Reusable Name Tags

By Ruth Kelly


A certain airline managed to turn around their bottom line by taking one single olive out of each salad served on the flights. This is a perfect example of how something so small could make such a huge difference. Who would have thought, right? Reusable name tags could do the same for a company. They could be the proverbial olive. This is especially true for companies with a high turnover. They get to utilize the same resource repeatedly with the different hires.

The customers would appreciate knowing the name of their server since they would not have enough time to learn and remember the name because they will not work for too long. This will save the employee the embarrassment of having to remind their name every single time. These badges also come in handy in big companies with thousands of employees. How does one know they are in the elevator with someone who could change the trajectory of their career?

For this badge to withstand time and utility by different people, it needs to be hardy. It needs to be resilient and stubborn towards harsh handling. Thus, it needs to be the best possible quality. Splurge once and get done with it. It would defeat the purpose of reusable badges to get a low-quality item that will break down before maximum benefit has been reaped.

The company could go for a generic badge with nothing on it. It will be a blank slate for the company to do with as it pleases. Whether it is to write with a marker or to print something fancy on the insert. It will be all on the company that buys the badge.

The company could also decide to get badges that have already been fitted with the logo and some color. Space will be left on the slate to outfit names. Possible a position and some other information too. The company should ensure to give precise instructions, as these will determine how much space is left.

The biggest possible letters. The boldest letters. These two aspects are the criteria for presenting on a badge. They should be block letters. The badge should not be presented in a script. The names of the employee will be the most important detail so it should take precedence over any other information that the company might want to print on the badge. Leave out the honorifics, they are irrelevant in this case.

Planners of conferences and retreats like to provide badges so that guests can make discussions easier. A planner of such an event could use a way to cut back on costs. By reusing badges for different conferences, the planner is able to direct funds to an element that adds quality to her or his service.

Party planners only hire wait staff based on need. They are not required to be full-time employees of the company. This also means that there will almost always be a new team member every time. A badge that can be used each time whether or not the planner could get hold of the previous servers would be useful.




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