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Haha, brilliant! I never actually realized this was a thing. Last year, I took a screen recording of an hour long Zoom meeting on my work machine and sometimes
by davely 3y ago
Haha, brilliant! I never actually realized this was a thing.
Last year, I took a screen recording of an hour long Zoom meeting on my work machine and sometimes play that on screen in my home office when I need to set aside a bit of extra quiet time. Family will walk in, see the meeting on screen and immediately walk out.
I felt really bad about doing this, but now seeing that other people do it (and you've made a website solely dedicated to this purpose), I feel less bad. :)
But seriously, great job on this!
- globular-toast 3y agoCould you not just tell them not to? And close the door?
- voakbasda 3y agoThat does not work for some people. They just don’t get it. They will open the door and walk right in. Doesn’t matter how many times you ask them to do otherwise. I have this problem. I plan to try this trick myself. Sad that it’s necessary, but happy that this may be a solution.
- lagt_t 3y agoLock the door?
- globular-toast 3y agoI think being able to make such people understand is an important social skill. They obviously understand the meeting thing. Why is that? You need to react to every interruption in the same way you would if they interrupted a meeting. Allow yourself to be genuinely outraged that they would even think about crossing the threshold. It's OK to have boundaries.