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Events at work often involving others. There can be meetings for one's team, a department, a 1:1 with a manager or 1:1 with a subordinate if applicable. Questions here will usually revolve around handling meetings in terms of schedule, etiquette and other issues.
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Is it appropriate to mute others in a video call
Absolutely appropriate if you are the call organizer to mute someone in this situation. I think it would also be polite to inform them on the call or via chat so that they are aware that they have bee …
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Most effective way to do daily standup meeting when a few people are remote
If your company supports/allows 'work from home' then you need to make every effort to include those working from home in these meetings. …
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How to deal with coworkers forcing themselves into every conversation?
This can be very helpful in meetings or groups.
If your coworker interjects thank them for their input then redirect your question. For example "John, you're the subject matter expert on this. …
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