One may think modern tools help to get understood at work … well … not always. When modern tools deserve communication.
These guys made a great parody of what a conference call could be is frequently. Among others, you will notice:
- technical issues or wrong access code
- late attendees & waiting
- all speaking at the same time
- wrongly connected
- at home, on holidays, not alone
- prehistoric cavern echo (modern technology?)
- not exactly working (in other words, playing)
- leaving for other important work
- shared documents … or not
- and … thought somebody else was writing the minutes
and only missing maybe:
- language problems, in worldwide groups
- autoritative speaker(s)
- customer/supplier relation
- confidential information
btw, is that list not a starting point for writing specifications of a new communication tool?
(see article on cross-domain innovations)

And if you like some more, well, there is the great email parody also:
- box full
- out of the office activated
- too big attachment
- huge signatures or terms
- answers to all with no original or valuable content (“nice”, “well done” …)
- personal emails, spams
- …
btw, is that list not a starting point to see their tool … or start to write this company email policy so many times already procrastinated?

Please give us your advice & tricks with the link on the right if you do not recognize any situation (have you ever worked at all if you have never encountered these?)
Haha, are we not just reinventing the wheel here? Cant we tweak existing tools instead of starting from scratch?
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