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I think it can work. Since the start of covid, we're all working remote with our cameras switched on and microphones switched off the whole day. Just seeing you
by frans 5y ago
I think it can work. Since the start of covid, we're all working remote with our cameras switched on and microphones switched off the whole day. Just seeing your colleagues work, is a real motivation to focus. When I am sitting at my desk in the weekend, I "miss" seeing the team !
When you want to talk to someone, people switch on the microphone and ask the colleagues to join them in a separate meeting room.
I am not sure about the blurring effect, maybe that is a "big company" thing where people are more reluctant to switch on the camera, even in meetings. In a small team of 10, it's really great to see people unblurred.
- cassianoleal 5y ago> with our cameras switched on and microphones switched off the whole day > Just seeing your colleagues work, is a real motivation to focus I'm assuming you're being ironic, but just in case you're not... This is a nightmare scenario for me. If it really works for you and all your work mates, all the best. I find it hard to believe that though, so I really hope you and your colleagues can find a place to work that better respects your private spaces and your ability to perform like an adult professional.
- ssss11 5y agoIt sounds like prison! Gosh
- konart 5y ago>our cameras switched on and microphones switched off the whole day. Just seeing your colleagues work, is a real motivation to focus. This is like living in a nightmare tbh.