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14 Tips for Taking Meeting Minutes During Remote Calls

A significant portion of the growth can be attributed to business meetings. Six-plus months into the COVID pandemic and meeting fatigue is setting in; researchers and organizations are seeking ways to ensure virtual meetings are productive and participants are engaged. 

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4 Tips for Planning and Holding Successful Hybrid Meetings and Events

As businesses slowly start to make their way back into the office, there are many people still working from home, and so meetings and events will need to accommodate for both on-site as well as remote attendants in order to maximize their reach and revenue in the short and medium terms. 

Hybrid meetings and events solve this issue by making it possible for in-person and virtual attendees to share the same experience thanks to the technology available for this purpose. 

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10 Reasons You Shouldn’t Work from Home

Working from home may seem nice, and while it's not all bad, there are some real disadvantages of working from home. Here are # reasons not to work from home.

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The Future of Virtual Offices in the Healthcare Industry

In the case of patients, they can monitor and manage their own health using wearables. These and other technologies are critical facilitators of telemedicine, which gives doctors and other healthcare providers the ability to diagnose issues, prescribe medications, and monitor patient status without ever seeing them in-person.

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How to Appear More Professional to Your Clients: 5 Ways to Start

Over the course of my career, I’ve had a chance to meet and interview hundreds of executives around the globe from enterprises such as Vodafone, United, BNY Mellon, Ford, Sealed Air, France Telecom, Visa, NASDAQ, Thai Airways, eBay, Barclays, and countless others. One of the key takeaways from these interviews and interactions is the professionalism—the individual executives as well as the companies they represent. Nearly every one of them talked, acted, and dressed their role. Rarely did I meet with one of the executives and leave doubting their professionalism or that of the company they represented.

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