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I started walking as part of a weight management strategy, when my team noticed I was doing these walks we started doing 1:1s on walks rather than in the office
by ChuckMcM 7y ago
I started walking as part of a weight management strategy, when my team noticed I was doing these walks we started doing 1:1s on walks rather than in the office. They were much better.
I find it easier to think things through while I walk so I added a recorder app to my phone so that I could verbally take notes while I was walking in order to not forget things that I had thought about or thoughts that came to me on the walk.
It has been a very productive change, not to mention it helps with managing me weight so definitely a win.
- swiley 7y agoFor some reason I was under the impression that recording meetings was illegal.
- harimau777 7y agoIt depends on where you live. My understanding is that in most places in the US you have to have both people's consent. However, in New York, for example, due to laws put in place to make it easier to fight organized crime, recording doesn't require the other person's consent.
- ChuckMcM 7y agoFWIW I don't record meetings, I record notes when I am walking by myself. That said California is a two party consent state so if I were to record a 1:1 I would insure that I had the other person's ok to do so (recorded :-))
- kshacker 7y agoRecorder app for notes != recording meeting. I bet all this is with consent and basically saying the equivalent of "siri remind me to"
- gbear605 7y agoIt’s definitely not illegal if both parties consent to it, which is probably the case in a work meeting