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Guide to Corded Headsets

Keep your employees productive and comfortable with corded telephone headsets


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With work safety and anti-insurance claims always being a concern among employers, now may be the right time to consider corded telephone headsets for your employees.

In addition to keeping their hands free to handle other tasks or type on the computer, corded headsets offer many ergonomic benefits for your employees, as well. Corded headsets will eliminate the need for your employees to hold the telephone handset between their neck and shoulder, thereby relieving muscle tension and fatigue.

You may want to buy corded headsets for your employees in an effort to:

1. Increase productivity.

2. Add comfort.

3. Relieve neck, shoulder and back pain.


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Consider noisy office environments


Manufacturers of corded headsets can accommodate busy office environments where background noise can become distracting.

I recommend: Find a great selection of corded phone headsets at Hello Direct. Hello Direct is both a manufacturer of corded headsets and a provider of corded headsets, although they also carry other manufacturers of corded headsets, including GN Netcom. Take a look at the GN Netcom 2100 Series Headset, which includes such features as dual microphones, a noise-cancelling microphone, quick-disconnect and your choice of earpiece. The Hello Direct Ultralight EX Headset offers an anti-slip headband, a pivoting speaker and a flex boom style, ultra noise-cancelling microphone.

Consider small office environments


Small office environments and home offices may also find corded headsets to be extremely useful.

I recommend: As a provider of corded headsets, Headset Zone carries a nice selection of Plantronics corded phone headsets for the small office or home office. Plantronics S12 Desktop Phone Headset System offers many conveniences, such as a convertible headset, a noise-cancelling microphone and a Firefly in-use indicator light, which lets others know that you are on a call. Also consider Plantronics T20 2-Line Phone Headset which includes a complete, dual-line telephone, an on-line indicator and a headset stand.

Consider the safety of your workplace environment


Providing your employees with the tools they need, such as corded telephone headsets, can decrease the number of insurance claims and the overall satisfaction and productivity of your staff. It's ideal to buy corded headsets for anyone in your office with a phone-intensive job.

I recommend: Ask your employees to take an online ergonomic evaluation. Review OSHA’s ergonomic checklist to learn about your employees' overall comfort level while working at their desks.

Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • Consider disposable headset covers for shared headsets. Providers of corded headsets and manufacturers of corded headsets often sell these accessories in bulk.
  • Consider buying adaptors to ensure compatibility between the corded headset and the telephone.
  • Buy corded headsets in bulk and save. Many manufacturers of corded headsets and providers of corded headsets will often provide hefty discounts for bulk sales.

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