Best Practice in Running Remote Work Meetings

As COVID-19 continues its spread around the world, more and more companies are asking their employees to stay away from the office. In order for business to run smoothly in companies of all sizes, meetings are necessary to keep employees and managers all on the same page. Remote team meetings can be terrible. They’re the “chores” of the workplace. Whether its technology is crashing or a user not being able to connect, you’ve probably been in a video chat that you considered a total waste of time. On the upside, meetings are helpful for teams to stay connected, brainstorm, improve productivity, and get help with what they’re working on. But only if held properly
Online meetings may be a normal part of a team’s everyday workflow, but how to make them maximally efficient can be a bit of a head-scratcher