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Personally, I’ve seen less and less A/V setup fiddling over the last couple years. Except when screen sharing comes into play. That’s still a nightmare for some
by cjk 3y ago
Personally, I’ve seen less and less A/V setup fiddling over the last couple years. Except when screen sharing comes into play. That’s still a nightmare for some reason.
And I do agree about the whiteboard thing, to a point. My team tends to do more long-form writing instead, and if diagramming is necessary, we use something like Monodraw.
WFH heading more towards sync than async feels like a cultural problem, perhaps partially rooted in a lack of trust if management can’t look over everyone’s shoulders. I’m sure that there are companies that are doing this, but I hope that this is not part of some wider trend.
- someweirdperson 3y ago> Except when screen sharing comes into play. That’s still a nightmare for some reason. It was bad even when in the same room. Finding out which input of the projector the cables are connected to, adapters for vga/hdmi/dp, getting the laptop external output to work, ... screen sharing is resolved much quicker on average.
- bsder 3y agoErm, I haven't seen a projector outside of conferences in years. All of our conference rooms had gigantic flat screen TVs. HDMI just worked. Although, I have noticed more problems now that Apple doesn't have HDMI ports on anything. However, we plebians outside the Apple ecosystem are generally still fine.