2025/09/25
The life expectancy of a human is about 70 to 75 years.
Having a limited lifespan means every second counts. And every second spent and wasted heightens the sense of urgency. The feeling of running out of time propels and urges us to do something quicker and faster lest time pass us by unused.
It is a prevalent sentiment that permeates into our daily actions and choices. It exhibits itself around the corners of the society we have today. Driving us to a point of invention. To create services and objects that would expedite and reduce the time spent on unnecessary waiting.
Planes let us cross oceans in hours, whereas traveling to different continents used to take days or months. Delivery services save us from waiting in line or standing in discomfort. QR code restaurant ordering, such as easyQO, saves time and allows us to order from our seats simply by scanning a QR code.
That is the essence of convenience.
It lies in being able to execute an act in the shortest and simplest possible way. Convenience that allows us to multitask and execute multiple tasks simultaneously. That is to say, convenience encompasses a multitude of minute factors to make the argument convincing.
We can put freelance work as an example for this argument.
Freelance work and remote work reduce many inconvenient acts, such as travelling and wading through busy traffic. The stress that comes from arriving on time is practically non-existent when you can decide your own time-in and out. There are less demand and pressure to adhere to workplace norms and culture since it translates differently to online workspaces.
But this convenience also gives space to challenges. Remote work and freelancing are a matter of discipline and focus. Distractions can arise from every corner. Unlike in an office setting, where there is a structured system that everyone only has to follow.
So, for remote workers, the real question is: how do we work in an open space without breaking our concentration?
Many work cafes had sprung up in a short amount of time. A clear aftermath when people were forced to work from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Not surprisingly, it thrived after the bans on public gathering were lifted and discovered it doesn’t necessarily have to be a compromise when working in the office or at home.
But open workspaces such as coffee shops, work cafes, or even parks mean there are other people going in and out of the space. It’s not exactly conducive as compared to working at the office, where the hum of computers becomes a nice background and not a hindrance to your concentration.
Moreover, working at cafes takes more time for ordering.
Standing up in line with your laptop in hand, since it’s not advisable to leave it unattended on the table. It takes time. Time standing that can take away your focus before you even start.
Or what if you want to order another iced coffee but can’t afford to break your focus? Unfortunately, you’ll still be distracted by the nagging thought that, “I just need to get up and order”. But that could be a momentum killer, and when it arrives, “Goodbye, progress. I’ll see you later, I guess.”
So, why not go to cafes and coffee shops that implement a QR ordering system like easyQO?
Restaurants that implement QR code menu ordering provide convenience for their customers that cannot be replicated through means of traditional ordering. Say you’re a freelance graphic designer or doing part-time work online, totally engrossed in your own work, and here comes hunger.
Now, you have two options: 1. Stand up and Order, leave your things unattended, or shut everything down and carry it with you; or 2. You don’t. You sit there, stomach grumbling occasionally, concentration already broken, and energy low.
That’s where the merits of having a QR code menu lie.
You don’t have to get up. You don’t have to assemble your things just to order or worry ceaselessly about their states when you leave your seats.
No, all you have to do is grab your phone, open your camera, scan the QR code implemented by the easyQO system, and order. Preserve your workspace and maximize the amount of work that can be done without interruption. With QR code restaurant ordering like easyQO, implemented with a descriptive menu and pictures, there is no need to think too much about what they look like, either. It’s a win-win!
Too shy to ask if they have discounts? No worries! With easyQO, you can easily see available discounts and promos on the dashboard banner.
And all can be done at the tip of your fingers and with one touch of the screen. No need to stand up. No pondering choices that could kill the momentum of your work. You simply need to swipe the QR code, scan the menu. All done within a minimum of a minute or two, taken away from precious time at work.
How far we’ve come to make everything more convenient at our disposal.
But the world is just a giant bowl of dipping sauce. Take your blend of convenience.
Learn more about easyQO and book a Demo now!
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