Damn, it just blew my mind that video calls are now commonplace, keyword: Zoom...
(Yes it was a thing even before Zoom or the pandemic, but I wonder what percentage of the population did their first video call in Q2 2020...)
(Yes it was a thing even before Zoom or the pandemic, but I wonder what percentage of the population did their first video call in Q2 2020...)
Maybe they can find user zero (there must've been that one person who wrote that first "Let's have a call on Zoom" with many outside their company, which introduced the app to many other people in other companies) and give him a big fat check...
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uW47jWLMiY (loud)
I work in a megacorp that forbade Zoom to the profit of our already well established Skype and MS Team.
Fast forward to last week, a team of "digital innovation onboarding" claimed huge victory against our rotting process by finally getting Zoom approved... finally lol.
And the worst is I want Zoom too: easier to interview candidates, meet client and trainers, contact universities etc.
Back in the 1990s when when "eyeball cams" were new and black and white nobody wanted to make a video call/chat. Even now if I help someone with an app with a video capability I warn them their camera may come on and I may see them. People hate video calls.