Illustration of a videoconference. – Tumisu
Zoom, Teams, Meet… Whatever tool is used, the coronavirus crisis has pushed a large number of workers to live their meetings at work differently. Only facing the screen, headphones or headphones on the ears. And jogging for the laziest. Problem: even more than traditional meetings, these repetitive “visios” tend to knock out their participants.
To avoid leaving washed out, Paul Brazzolotto, doctor in cognitive psychology at Cog’X, has practical solutions. No more mosaics of faces on the screen, the shopping list prepared discreetly with its camera cut off, or remote meetings that last for hours … Our partner, Brut, took his advice. In video, of course.