Video Call
topic on 4 shows · 5 statements across 5 episodes
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5 statements about Video Call, every show
Andreessen: Fully remote video calls are much better than hybrid meetings
“It was such a it was such a big step to just to not have that, to have everybody on a as I say, where it's much better, of course, to have everybody just on a video call versus a hybrid meeting.”
Evans: Video calls eliminate peripheral vision and serendipitous workplace interactions
“The problem with a video call is there's no peripheral vision. So you can't kind of see what else is going on. You can't see what other people are looking at or thinking about. You're sitting in an office, you can't hear what other people are doing. You can't …”
Walking one-on-ones yield more candid conversations than video calls
“I find when we're walking, we have a more candid Conversation. More emotion is leveraged in those conversations than when we're on video going through to do lists.”
McCusker: Video calls reduce informal competitor intelligence gathered during manager meetings
“That may be one of the things that we lose by not having the in-person meetings in the office. I think that can often be part of the conversation at the beginning or end of a manager meeting, kind of the casual chit chat of, hey, what are you hearing from othe…”