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Earn up to $1,965 testing new Microsoft collaboration software with 2 teammates

We are looking for teams who are interested in trying out a brand new Microsoft productivity app before it is widely available. You and two coworkers will get access to Microsoft Loop and use it in your daily workplace collaboration. Your feedback will help shape the future of the tool and its features and capabilities. This study is fully remote.

About the program:

Starting in Summer 2023, you and two coworkers will be given access to Loop and asked to use it daily for six months. The paid activities will include:

- A 30-minute kickoff call to ensure the program is a good fit for your team ($75 each)

- For the first four months, a 1-hour monthly call with the product team to share your feedback ($150 each)

- For the last two months, a 1.5-hour monthly call ($225 each)

- Monthly 15-minute surveys or activities ($40 each)

- Up to two milestone thank-you gifts for completing all calls and activities ($300 each)

Gratuity:

- Each teammate will receive gratuity as outlined above for participating in calls and activities.

- Gratuity is available in your choice of virtual, prepaid MasterCard or gift-card, and will be send out within 48 hours after each meeting/activity.

If you are interested in participating, please comment or send us a direct message. We will send you more info and a questionnaire to be sure you're a fit for the program.

Caelus LLC Research Recruiting Team

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