VIRTUAL
MEETING ETIQUETTE
Now we are all exposed to classes, seminars, meetings
and just an infinite amount of virtual exchanges
with Zoom platform and all the other video facing, so here go some of the tips
that I find must be practiced in order to show up as a professional and a reliable
source in whichever field your business is in.
1- If
you are scheduling a live webinar, then plan on solving your personal needs
before the time arrives! Why do I say this? Incredibly, I have seen a webinar
presenter start to eat as the webinar begins, saying that she did not have time
to eat breakfast. She then proceeded to start to eat from a plastic pot with a
plastic fork and speak with her mouth full of food! She needs to review her basic manners let alone her business etiquette!
2- So
let’s break apart what faux pas she committed.
Let’s begin by saying that a video
chat, webinar or face time of any sort,
should be treated with the same respect as a face to face interaction,
therefore, consider these questions.
Would you receive someone in your one
on one coaching practice or when you are presenting a seminar to a group, with
a plate of food in your hand and justify it by saying you had not had time to
eat?
The answer, of course, is NO! Because
as a business/professional woman you keep a schedule, you assign time slots to
your business dealings and meetings and you assign time slots to your exercise
routine, to your yoga class, to your meals. So why would you not give that same
respect and importance to your webinar schedule.
I understand that this is all new to
many professionals and business owners, but just remember the basic Golden
Rule. Treat others as you would like to be treated.
There are other aspects that I will be discussing in other posts, such as How to Dress for that virtual meeting? or What area of my house should my background show?
So be on the lookout for my future posts on these topics.
The new normal requires you to polish
your virtual meeting Etiquette, hope these tips make you think about how you need to show up at your next meeting.
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