Any time you have a chance to get to know your co-workers outside of the office, it’s a good opportunity to see what makes them tick. Recently, a small team of Vyopta employees had just such an opportunity as they took on teamwork and physical challenges that would make your High School gym teacher proud.
Vyopta joined businesses from around the Austin Metro area in a day of fitness and fun at Krieg Sport Complex in East Austin.
“When it comes to competitive spirit, these guys can’t be beat. They put forth the same effort I see in the office every day and I was proud to sweat it out on the field of dreams with each and every one of them.” – Alfredo Ramirez, CEO Vyopta
These kind of activities are just a day in the life of one of Austin’s Best Places to work. In fact, in addition to snacks, a greenbelt adjacent location for that lunch-time hike, and beer Fridays, Vyopta team members regularly get time off to volunteer.
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About Vyopta
Named one of Austin’s Best Places to work in 2019, Vyopta is a leading provider of collaboration performance management and meeting room insights solutions. With coverage that spans video, voice, and messaging from Cisco, Microsoft, Poly, Pexip, Zoom, Bluejeans, and more, Vyopta helps companies improve quality of experience, accelerate workplace transformation and optimize investments across UC and conference rooms. Vyopta monitors and analyzes over 2 billion meeting minutes annually across the largest enterprises in the world, including Bloomberg, AstraZeneca, Stanford University, Shared Services Canada and the US Department of Veterans Affairs.
About Fit Company Challenge
Fit Company Challenge was born out of years of experience with companies pushing long work weeks with little care for employee health. Over the last five years, hundreds of companies have made health and fitness a priority through the event.
Angela Shori is a business writer and technology marketer with over 20 years of experience. She holds an M. A. in Advertising from the University of Texas and writes about unified communications, cloud technology, innovation, and the future of work -- sometimes through the lens of Star Wars. You can find her online at LinkedIn and Twitter.
