Zoom tried to make remote meetings a bit more fun with custom backgrounds, as more users started using the software last year in the wake of the lockdown. When cute and funny Zoom meeting backgrounds fail Watch “ Presenting in a Remote World” by Microsoft MVP Nolan Haims for more tips on how to facilitate better remote meetings and presentations.Ĭredits to: CBS This Morning 4. Kelly’s funny experience is a great example of why a locked door is the number one tip in many remote meeting best practices. This remote meeting video interview went viral with more than 86 million views, to the point the family got into several interviews with major news outlets. A few seconds in, his baby barges in on a walker followed by their mom, who then proceeds to drag the kids away while trying-and failing-to not get caught on the shot. Kelly, he kept his composure and continued answering the reporter on North Korean scandals. Robert Kelly was being interviewed by a BBC reporter when his daughter barges into the room demanding attention. Kids interrupt dad’s BBC interview – goes viralĪh, this video was a crowd favorite last 2020. Z5Bv4coG3u- Ashley Casperite October 16, 2019Ĭredits to: Ashley Casperite 3. I’m in a WFH meeting and my Google Home just answered a question someone on the video call asked, unprompted. So sssshhh… they’re listening! They’re always listening!
Turns out, that’s not all we have to worry about. Many remote meeting etiquette fails are about kids barging in or awkward outfits. That time when Alexa and Google also attended your meeting
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