A company can ensure that the meeting agenda is received and understood by all team members by always sending the agenda in advance. This gives everyone a sense of control and enough time to prepare for the meeting and actively participate. It's also important to establish basic ground rules for all meetings, such as muting mics when not speaking and having video on or off depending on company policy.
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With this slide, share the basic ground rules for all virtual meetings held at your company, such as muting mics when the team members are not speaking, having video on or off (depending on your company policy), etc. For your convenience, we adjusted fonts to be larger than our usual font sizes. Considering that your audience will now be viewing these on a desktop or laptop instead of a full-size projector, this should improve the experience. Let your team know that they should always send (and receive) a meeting agenda in advance. This way, everybody has a better sense of control and enough time to better prepare for the meeting and actively participate.