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Overcoming Techziety

With the upsurge of the virtual world, we tend to often worry whether we'll be able to connect to the meeting, gadget malfunction, or if you will be able to integrate the message you want to send through a virtual meeting.

If you're experiencing this, try these:

  1. Have a back up plan ready. If you have a presentation, print out your report or send everyone a copy in advance;
  2. Invest in technology, it will be worth it;
  3. Allow yourself to rest; and
  4. Remember that it's not the end of the world.

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Techziety

Techziety

Technology + Anxiety = Techziety

  • As time passes by, technology has been evolving continuously and many among the older generation are experiencing anxiety with technology.
  • We have turned to social media apps to connect with our fri...

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The Virtual Work Setup: Pros and Cons

Pros:

  1. Having a flexible work schedule
  2. Huge reduction in commuting time
  3. The evolvement of solutions to communication challenges

Cons:

  1. Deterioration of human connection
  2. Decreased attention span
  3. ...

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