As more and more of us continue to work from home. It’s important to maintain the same professionalism we would in the office. Our partners at ScanSource have come up with a handy list (and an entertaining video) to help you get the best out of your meetings.
Having worked from home full-time over the past few years. ScanSource’s Tech Team Leader, Steve McLaughlin, has a fair few tips and tricks up his sleeve when it comes to perfecting video etiquette. Watch the video and discover how you too can win from home.
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Always check your lighting and ensure your camera is turned on
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Check your chair – is it too high or too low?
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Check your audio – what speaker and microphone are you using?
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Before joining the meeting, check your self-view
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Dress appropriately
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Concentrate as if you were in a meeting, don’t be tempted to check your phone
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Come prepared! Have a drink ready
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Don’t forget to mute when you aren’t speaking or turn off your camera if what you are doing could be distracting
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