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Indeed. I work for a company whose portfolio includes a well known video chat/collaboration tool, and internally we've not only (unofficially) discouraged vide
by michaelcampbell 6y ago
Indeed. I work for a company whose portfolio includes a well known video chat/collaboration tool, and internally we've not only (unofficially) discouraged video where not necessary (it seems middle management seems unable to catch this clue), but asking employees to start staggering meeting start times to times other than :00 and :30 to keep some "big bang" load off the infrastructure.
- iandanforth 6y agoThat's an interesting technical phenomenon, do you do anything special for this kind of pulsed load?
- michaelcampbell 6y agoNot to my knowledge, and to be honest I don't know if the suggested to stagger start times was based in evidence or just "gut feel", and/or what effect it may have had. I know that a lot of my meetings have adopted "weird" start times, which is fine w/me; it's still just a notice by my calendar client.