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Mixr

Team building through online game tournaments.

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Mixr is a social platform for remote and hybrid teams; we host virtual game tournaments and an ongoing office competition. Mixr tournaments have built-in audio/video chat, a library of fun games, ice breakers, and automatic breakout rooms - all built with the goal of being easy for managers and employees to use. By participating in tournaments, players earn high scores and trophies which places them on the company-wide leaderboards. Our goal is to bring companies together, boost employee engagement and help companies bolster a collaborative corporate culture.

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