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Ever since the dreaded virus from the country which must not be named as the point of origin, online meetings have become a thing for even obscure corners of the world.
For most of us, that means Zoom; because hardly anyone I know uses Microsoft Teams unless their company spends money on an Office 365 subscription.
And since most of us don't want to pay Zoom for a premium subscription which would allow for meetings of unlimited length with unlimited people present, we stick the free version.
Problem : the free version of Zoom restricts meetings to 40 minutes.
Blessing : the free version of Zoom restricts meetings to 40 minutes.
Think of the endless drivel that characterizes most meetings in real life. Suddenly, there is now a compelling reason to keep meetings short, sharp, and to the point.
That's a good thought for the weekend.
