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The Art of Conference Calling-How is Your Audio and Web Conferencing Etiquette?
Overview Have you ever been on a conference call and put the call on hold to step away for a moment, not knowing you've exposed the entire virtual conference room to Dolly Parton's rendition of "9 to 5?" As audio and web conferencing grows as an acceptable and preferred way to conduct routine business meetings, plenty of newbies are learning the ropes - the hard way. Even seasoned veterans are finding they suffer from anxiety-induced conference call episodes as they dial into the wrong bridges, disconnect participants, and subject countless others to what they thought was a private conversation. The Art of Conference Calling is a free white paper that offers some tips to ensure that you don't make these and many other mistakes as you take advantage of conferencing technology.
| Publisher | Sonexis | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | May 2003 | Downloads | 10 |
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