He writes about this clearly and elegantly—must read for those dealing with anxiety, and certainly with any traumatic stress.
He writes about this clearly and elegantly—must read for those dealing with anxiety, and certainly with any traumatic stress.
Playlist link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFP8wPiIB7kz7pbYCnjIc...
Basically my philosophy on synchronous meetings is
1) they should happen as little as possible, especially in remote teams
2) when they do need to happen, they should be structured and timed, and everyone should be able to contribute without having to unmute.
Shuffleboard was built live on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFP8wPiIB7kz7pbYCnjIc...
The guy either green screened in a room from Versailles or he's rather well off.
Basically I know I need to have a worthwhile video title, so I can't fiddle for more than a minute or two!
The idea is that you can set up a meeting agenda, get everyone to add ideas, then discuss, vote and get consensus quickly:
https://getshuffleboard.com/?betaApproved=1
Also I film all my work on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFP8wPiIB7kz7pbYCnjIc...
You send your tasks to dobby@dobbymail.com, and it'll send you a todo list every morning. You can reply to complete, postpone etc.
The point is to not have a separate place for seeing and managing a giant database of todos. You only ever see what's relevant now, and in the place you already look for everything else (email).
1. https://dobbymail.com/