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I agree with you partially. I found something interesting, with this everyone work from home: I'm able to communicate with certain people more effectively via
by e40 6y ago
I agree with you partially. I found something interesting, with this everyone work from home: I'm able to communicate with certain people more effectively via zoom.
I think it boils down to with zoom, you are literally in someone's face, and it's very obvious when you aren't fully focused on them.
Perhaps the new way, with zoom, gave some people an opportunity to reset their manners? Not clear what the real reason behind it is, but I noticed it immediately.
What a great bonus it was.
- sdoering 6y agoI agree. I see a distinct difference between video-meetings where all people have video active vs. having that disabled. In the second case I have to actively work on keeping engaged. It is quite some effort. When people are in each other's face it is more easy.
- nahname 6y agoIn a natural conversation, it is rare to have someone stair you in the eyes for more than a couple seconds. Hadn't considered that for some, this constant stair feels like they are finally being recognized. This makes a lot of sense. You wait for your turn to talk and the stage is yours. In some sense, everything is fairer.
- cutemonster 6y agoYou can look all people in their eyes at the same time (But impossible in real life)