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Our host @dessalen is already crowdsourcing what makes a great #companyculture, so jump in!
There's a lot of tech you can use to bring innovation into a remote setting – @thoughtxchng is perfect for sending out a question like: what are some outdated beliefs we need to get rid of in order for change to take place?
Someone asked me for advice on remote meeting since I’ve worked in a virtual team for more than a decade. With more online gatherings becoming more likely w/ #coronavirus, thought wld turn this into a [thread] instead.
Some lessons learnt on having #remotemeeting
Some lessons learnt on having #remotemeeting
1. Decide which platform. Generally, find the most appropriate tech (rather than the most shiny one of the moment). Some things to consider:
- Need to set up accounts? (e.g. Skype)
- Need to d/l an app? (e.g. Zoom, Goto meeting)
- Heavy machine power to run?
- Need to set up accounts? (e.g. Skype)
- Need to d/l an app? (e.g. Zoom, Goto meeting)
- Heavy machine power to run?
Generally, I prefer browser based, no sign-ins needed.
My fav go-to is: meet.jit.si - encrypted, open source, no need to sign in, can manage a bunch of users. But sometimes it can be a little buggy.
My fav go-to is: meet.jit.si - encrypted, open source, no need to sign in, can manage a bunch of users. But sometimes it can be a little buggy.
