COVID-19 pushed workplaces to adopt new technology to bridge the challenges of working through social distancing practices, but it’s been a steep learning curve for many of us. Here are three great resources and one pieces of humour we wanted to share on using online video conferencing platforms like Zoom.
Through the Lens – Tips for Conducting an Effective Video Interview
Join Allison West, Esq., SPHR, SHRM-SCP, AWI-CH, attorney, investigator, trainer and founder of Employment Practices Specialists, as she shares best practices and tips for conducting effective video interviews.
Watch the free webinar on i-Sight
Body Language Tips for Effective Communication Over Video Conferencing
One area that many advocates can improve on is body language. Body language is a significant part of how we communicate and it does not lose its importance over video. If anything, body language is more important, as your audience will likely be focused on the small image of you that they see on the screen. The following tips will help you be mindful of the signals your body is communicating.
Read the full article on ADR Toolbox
Workplace disputes can opt for online resolution
Even though courts across the province are hearing only essential and urgent matters, B.C. businesses and residents can still resolve conflicts and disputes while maintaining social-distancing guidelines.
Read the full article on Business in Vancouver
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