Iridesco Watercooler
We are Iridesco, and this is our blog. We are the guys behind Harvest and Co-op. Iridesco was born in 2003, and we now operate in downtown New York City. People who speak here: Danny Wen, Shawn Liu, Dee Zsombor, and Barry Hess.Below you will find the things that have caught our attention in design, business, art and culture.
![We didn’t see a dime from the bailout. The economy still seems to get worse by the day. So let’s try something else. With the help of Benjamin Franklin, we are proud to announce the Iridesco Stimulus Package. Wise Ben once said “an investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” That’s exactly what we’d like to do: we’re investing in your knowledge to help small businesses and individuals navigate this economic downturn.The Iridesco Stimulus Package: Out of Many Ideas, One Hundred Dollars. We ask a question. You contribute an idea. We will round-up the best answers on the Iridesco Watercooler and let you, the voting public, decide who deserves to receive $100 for their thoughts. We’ll spread the best ideas to help businesses work smarter and the winning contributor will receive $100 from us to stimulate the economy. It’s smiles all around. Let’s get started with this first edition of our stimulus package:Question for employers: While conserving cash, what grand gestures can you offer your loyal employees for the holidays?Question for employees: Recognizing that it’s not the time to splurge, what can your boss do to make you feel warm and fuzzy this holiday season?Post your answers in the comments below![Full Disclosure: The Iridesco Stimulus Package is not endorsed by Hank Paulson or Benjamin Franklin. It is endorsed by your friends at Iridesco who believe a little money can go a long way.]](http://26.media.tumblr.com/LmUvZoz4yhkaqyy1Hxp5Ygsso1_500.jpg)
We didn’t see a dime from the bailout. The economy still seems to get worse by the day. So let’s try something else. With the help of Benjamin Franklin, we are proud to announce the Iridesco Stimulus Package. Wise Ben once said “an investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” That’s exactly what we’d like to do: we’re investing in your knowledge to help small businesses and individuals navigate this economic downturn. |
