 Yes, more teleconference hell. Several of you responded to add your favorite teleconference hell scenarios.
And here they are – Do not have a group huddle around a speaker phone for a conference call. First, it’s difficult to hear anybody talking on speaker compared to using the receiver. Second, see the first. Don’t mute and make another call. Mute can activate hold music. Don’t sneak away and leave a conference call without notice. It is embarrassing when someone asks you to chime in on the topic at hand. Similarly, don’t tell us that you need to leave in 10 minutes and then outline your very busy schedule in excruciating detail. Don’t embellish your introduction. Just the facts, mam. Provide a VERY brief description including name and why you are on the call. Don’t make it a monologue. As fascinating and brilliant as you may be, encourage others to provide input. Don’t step on someone else’s line. If someone is talking, let them. Don’t eat on the call. Please grab a bite before or after the call. Enough teleconferencing hell for now. So, give us a ring if we can help enhance your communication. |
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