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I think gaming is very similar to remote working. You log in when you sit down, put in your headset and typically are available. Work isn’t much different. My
by lettergram 3y ago
I think gaming is very similar to remote working. You log in when you sit down, put in your headset and typically are available.
Work isn’t much different. My team leaves zoom standup open all day, we break into conversations all the time. It both (a) keeps everyone engaged and (b) removes blockers fast.
That said, we setup side “rooms” we can move in and out of. There is also the option not to be accessible, but it’s typical to be available
- briandswartz 3y agoHow long have you been doing this? Curious, bc many teams tried something like this but it fizzled after 3-4 months. (full disclosure, we're building a platform that integrates with Zoom to visualize all these rooms, and who is in them, so people can hop into the rooms where people currently are, and know when someone isn't available before joining, etc. would love to interview you for user research if you're up for it)
- lettergram 3y agoLol given that it fizzled out… seems weird to me what you’re building? To answer your question — many years