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> There's still no effective way to non-verbally signal that someone wants to speak. Really? Twitter spaces seems to do this pretty well.
by guerrilla 4y ago
> There's still no effective way to non-verbally signal that someone wants to speak.
Really? Twitter spaces seems to do this pretty well.
- deckiedan 4y agoMy team does this really well. If you have something to say, put a finger up. If you see someone else with a finger up, put up two. Or three, or whatever, so it's a queue. Which is a good indicator to the current speaker how soon they need to do talking. If you need to interject, we have another hand signal. We also have signals for "I agree" / "+1", "ouch", "pause", etc.