Are You Optimizing Your Virtual Communication Practices?
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Turn breakthrough ideas into real results at the virtual HBR Innovation Summit on November 12th with top CEOs and master classes on AI and growth. HBR executive subscribers attend free, with exclusive programming November 13th. Learn more at hbr.org slash innovation summit. I'm Alison Beard. And I'm Adi Ignatius, and this is the HBR Idea cast.
Adi, today we are going to talk about virtual communication, text. email, Slack, Team, Zoom, this platform that we're on right now called Squadcast. I know that I mostly connect with colleagues and authors and PR people and everyone else I need to talk to for work through these types of channels much more often than face-to-face, even when I'm in the office. How about you? Yeah, no, I agree.
I I I don't have a lot of face-to-face meetings now. I'm not proud of that, but I think that's true. I don't I don't even have many phone calls now. I see people walking around in intense phone conversations with people and I think there aren't a lot of people that I have that even that kind of relationship with.
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