Real-Time Vs. Asynchronous Communication
Real-time communication, like a Video chat, works well for casual hangouts, catch-ups, celebrations, urgent situations and one-on-one meetings. Real-time communication is necessary to get things done fast, and for visibility. The lesser, timid employees are at a disadvantage in real-time communication.
Asynchronous communication is inclusive and democratic, as it provides everyone with a chance to communicate in the same way and be heard.
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