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the camera thing is really an issue in my company, we mostly work on software development so we share our screen constantly in our meetings... no one cares on t
by FirstLvR 5y ago
the camera thing is really an issue in my company, we mostly work on software development so we share our screen constantly in our meetings... no one cares on turning on the camera and this has become regular behavior
the problem is that you dont know if the other people are actually paying attention and human interactions need that feedback
- riskable 5y agoHonestly though, seeing people's faces/active backgrounds is super distracting. If I'm actually paying attention on a call I'm usually looking down off to the side of the screen so I can focus. I recently setup a camera pointing down at my keyboard/mouse instead of my face for demonstrating a keyboard that I built (analog hall effect--from scratch!) and I think that's good enough to let people know, "I'm here" without being super distracting (assuming I turn off the LEDs and the gigantic LED matrix display haha).
- hammock 5y agoThen they see you writing emails instead of listening?
- quadrifoliate 5y ago> the problem is that you dont know if the other people are actually paying attention and human interactions need that feedback This is going into the realm of the kind of monitoring software that tracks your eye movement to make sure you're concentrating. If people are not paying attention to whatever you're presenting in your meeting, maybe the meeting is not relevant for those people. Consider cancelling it.