COVID-19 changed office work and as a result many organizational leaders and employees are looking towards hybrid work in which some of work takes place in the office and some work takes place remotely. Here are some key strategies for …
Highly functioning remote teams make the most of their unique intercultures. You should too. Interculture— “An online space constructed by its members where all members are immigrants. Members must negotiate identities in the interculture so that the team can achieve …
When in virtual meetings, use auto transcription (if available) to help with meeting comprehension. Relatedly, best practice would recommend saying “your mic is off” as opposed to “you’re on mute” when you cannot hear a participant.
Technology supported collaboration benefits from real-time synchronous interaction and communication. Fortunately, there are a number of collaboration technologies that support video conversations. The following list includes eight collaboration technology options that allow for real-time video conversations. Some of these tools …
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When you are in a video conference, resize the application window to be as close to your webcam as possible. This will help you with maintaining eye contact with your video collaborators during one-on-one or group meetings.
While there are no guarantees, you can give your remote teams a much greater chance of success, in both the short and long term, with a few simple steps. Here are six steps to take:
When you record a Zoom meeting, choose the “record to the cloud” option. Unlike recording to your local machine, the cloud option will produce a text transcript of the meeting as well as an audio and video transcript. Text transcripts …
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