Video Conferencing Etiquette
5 min! Run Time
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Description
Right now, we're using video conferencing more than ever. In fact, it seems like I'm talking to more people, more frequently, and seeing their faces more often than I used to. It's convenient for business meetings, happy hours, and checking in on family and friends. Where would we be right now without it? But as with any workplace tool, there are some rules of etiquette that you should follow.
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It covers business meetings, happy hours, and even checking in on family and friends, showing how broadly video calls are now used.
It notes that people are talking to more people, more frequently, and seeing their faces more often than before.
No, it treats it as a workplace tool but also acknowledges its use for happy hours and personal check-ins.
It says video conferencing, like any workplace tool, comes with rules of etiquette that should be followed.
That even though video conferencing feels casual and constant, it still calls for deliberate etiquette.
