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it's mostly a matter of what you use, inertia and incumbency, no? for example we use slack and asking someone to download and install zoom to screen share would
by Liquix 2y ago
it's mostly a matter of what you use, inertia and incumbency, no? for example we use slack and asking someone to download and install zoom to screen share would be a non starter for most people, as slack has the feature built in. in a teams shop asking someone to download slack or zoom would be a non starter, etc
- SoftTalker 2y agoYes this was really what I meant. Zoom is our standard for virtual meetings, so suggesting or asking anyone to install something else to do a screen share would get pushback if not outright denied.