#face-to-face interaction

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The Decline of Face-to-Face Communication: A Call to Reconnect

In today’s world, human communication is undergoing a seismic shift. Face-to-face interactions, once the cornerstone of human connection, ha

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Four IT Leadership Pointers for Turbulent Times

Despite the fact that many IT teams have delivered results with little disruption in the last 18 months, the pandemic has brought the necessity of soft skills in technology leadership to the forefront. In the last weeks of 2021 and beyond, this is where firms should focus their efforts.

Employees should be trusted

Businesses will thrive if they show their employees that they believe in their abilities and offer them the freedom to express themselves and expand their responsibilities.

Demonstrate to others that they are not alone

Many people have found remote working to be productive, yet isolation has its drawbacks as well. This is especially true for junior employees, who have often begun their careers without the benefit of face-to-face engagement with coworkers.

Also Read: Top Three Practices for IT Leadership to Bolster Today’s Teams

Make plans for in-person activities

Everyone can benefit from some face-to-face interaction now and then, especially because Zoom fatigue can make it difficult to focus in online meetings. Resuming social event planning is a terrific method for people to get to know one another better, share their experiences, and gain a better understanding of their roles.

Full Article: Four IT Leadership Pointers for Turbulent Times

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— John Berger, “The Storyteller” (1978)

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face-to-face interaction

an interaction in which both actors were co-present in the same space and time

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“And to the degree that the individual maintains a show before others that he himself does not believe, he can come to experience a special kind of alienation from self and a special kind of wariness of others.” -- Erving Goffman

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“We’re a generation of idiots, smartphones and dumb people.”

“We’re a generation of idiots, smartphones and dumb people.”

I’ve been sitting here in shock and reflection for about five minutes from this video by Gary Turk called Look Up. I’ve never wanted as many people to watch a video as I’ve wanted everyone I know to watch this one.

We can all relate to this and we are ALL guilty of walking around, looking at our phones, sitting at home watching a screen and missing every day opportunities and sights.

“When you’re…

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