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Can I ask, what's the disability? When a company wants a video meeting, what are, to you, better ways to say "please join the meeting with video, but if you ha
by leaflets2 5y ago
Can I ask, what's the disability?
When a company wants a video meeting, what are, to you, better ways to say "please join the meeting with video, but if you have a disability that makes you not want to use video, that's totally fine"?
I hope you're doing ok in spite of the disability
- notamy 5y ago> Can I ask, what's the disability? I would rather not specify, as it is quite personal. Suffice to say that I'm very affected physically and mentally day-to-day, so I'm typically unable to put effort into my appearance. > When a company wants a video meeting, what are, to you, better ways to say "please join the meeting with video, but if you have a disability that makes you not want to use video, that's totally fine"? I'm unsure how to best communicate that; the only thing I can think of is to just state up-front that video is not required. I typically don't have issue with just never turning on a webcam.
- leaflets2 4y agoOk, then I better understand. Thanks for the reply. > the only thing I can think of is to just state up-front that video is not required Ok :-) Hmm, maybe saying something like "appreciated but not required" -- since it's also good for team building, if the others get to see each others sometimes. Sorry for the late reply