There are too many dreadful remote meetings. Let’s make it stop! In this occasional series I share my six top tips for making your remote meetings not suck. Tip 1: Know – And Say – Why You’re There Have you ever signed up to attend a remote meeting without expecting to contribute? It’s easy to …
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How can you stop your remote meetings from going down the pan? Difficult remote meetings seem to be an increasingly common problem. Below are the slides I shared with participants at the Remote Forever Summit this week. More specific tips will follow in the coming weeks. Engage! Upgrade Your Remote Meetings from Judy Rees What …
When I’m teaching remote facilitation, whether my students are trainers, coaches or facilitators, our focus is on real-time or ‘live’ remote interactions. They might be called online meetings, or events, or workshops. The essence is that two or more people are able to interact directly, at the same time, while not in the same physical …
What makes remote meetings so difficult? Teaching a bunch of great in-the-room trainers, facilitators and coaches to do their thing remotely recently, it struck me that we can boil it down to three big challenges, the 3 Difficult Ds: Distraction Discomfort Disconnection (both literal and metaphorical) To make our remote meetings and events brilliant, we need …
Great remote facilitators need robust and resilient kit – plus an antifragile approach to their own learning. That’s what I realised as I scrambled across a giant boulder field in thick cloud this week! The thing is, no matter how impressive the tools you’re using for your video-conference meetings and events, something’s going to fail …
