- asymmetric colocation
- Kevin: put your zoom room in your slack status
- Teamspeak
- tools for screen sharing w/clients
- Team Viewer
- Tandem ("do not share with clients")
- Zoom
- WebEx?
- wearing headphones all day
- krisp (?) audio filter
- hair, earrings, other physical discomforts
- (didn't occur to me that it's less inclusive in this way!)
- experiment w/external mics (lavaliers, table mics?) so you can use earbuds
- Mike: ask@ for different headphones
- interruputing remote pairs
- Chris: splitters are complicated
- Wes: get some other way of contacting the team like SMS
- Alpha: pair in personal zoom rooms so the pairs are findable
- tools
- Megan: realtime board (pro tip: use circles for voting)
- remote pairing for long periods
- Sunny: hard to take breaks
- Chris: pro tips on using Zoom w/two monitors more effectively
- Alpha: https://jackbox.tv/ team breaks
- interacting w/people w/headphones
- Gregg: get in field of vision
- Alpha: sit in a high traffic area
- building relationships
- regularly colocate the team
- no other suggestions... :(
- Megan: icebreakers?
- regularly colocate the team
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December 19, 2018 21:50
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On splitter / mics / headphones: Jeenal have tried several setups, and the one we've found the most luck with is a Yeti mic. The killer feature is that it plays your own voice back with no delay when you plug your headset into the mic. This lets you hear the other person on the splitter much better. The directional settings also help reduce background noise a bit.