These issues can be addressed ahead of meetings by laying the foundation for successful virtual meetings. This includes getting comfortable with people the team hasn't met in person, getting to know other members of the team and their expertise, making people feel like they are an equal and integral part of the conversation, and identifying any potential issues when it comes to communication styles or differing points of view. It's also important to set an agenda and agree on remote meeting guidelines, and keep everyone engaged.
As soon as one or two attendees “dial in” to a virtual meeting, productivity starts to suffer, becau...
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