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As businesses are beginning to reopen all across the nation, some of us are ready to get up and go while the rest of us are feeling angsty going back to our normal lives.
With most workplaces using platforms like Zoom or Google Hangouts to conduct conference calls, this can bring a bout of anxiety before the next meeting. Prolonged eye contact. Enlarged faces. The unnatural rhythm of talking to someone through a screen. “What did they really mean by that?” Yet, socializing at the workplace in person doesn’t feel any easier either. Seemingly endless silences. Awkward transitions. Why did I just say that? And the loss of comfort from doing work in our own homes.
Whether you fall into the former, the latter, or somewhere in between, we have found three simple tips for you to feel more confident going into your next meeting, in-person or not.
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