Since we launched the Zendesk Buddha Machine Wall back in December, the little wall of soothing music has received quite some attention and is now one of the most visited pages on Zendesk.com. It’s been mentioned in the New Yorker, not once, but twice, and been the subject of many blog posts like this and this other one. Especially impressive is this sample produced by Echoes Jeff Towne based on the wall only.
So if you haven’t visited the wall already, now is the time to head over and let the soothing music encompass you and bring a little Zen to your enlightened customer support.
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