Who would think that all of our meetings in the 2nd quarter of 2020 would be over video conference? Not me. I would have bought a hefty amount a Zoom stock if I did. Which, by the way, was trading for about $70 back in February and will now cost you $210. Hindsight, right! For those of us that didn’t make it rich buying Zoom stock, you probably use Zoom’s product or something like it. Have you ever wondered what the best way to have a video conference is?
As a Mastermind Group, The Rising Tide Mastermind meets weekly over Zoom. I have used it for years before the onsite of stay-at-home orders, but I could not remember ever seeing anything on video call etiquette. A member of our Mastermind asked if I could have a speaker come talk to us on this topic. The only issue was, I couldn’t find one. No one wanted to disappoint, so I decided to book myself.
Please join me for tips, tricks, and yes, etiquette for having your best virtual meeting ever.
Trace’s top tips for virtual meetings:
- Find a room that is comfortable, private, with good lighting and reliable wi-fi.
- Let your family members know that you are going to be on a video call.
- Find the platform that works best for you.
- When possible, use your computer, not your phone.
- Don’t sit in front of a window.
- Think about what is in the background of your video.
- Prepare for the meeting by reviewing agendas, preparing to screen share, etc.
- Test the software ahead of time.
- Dress professionally.
- Turn your phone notifications off.
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