Remote Sessions Balance Focus With Breakout Flexibility (Full Transcript)
[00:00:00] Speaker 1: doing the full remote thing where everybody is in their own environment at their own desk surrounded by their their that that brief that needs to go out next week surrounded by that client email that needs to get answered it just i just feel like that is going to be a much less effective experience you really need to immerse it's only a 60 to 90 minute event usually if we can't get people together for 60 to 90 minutes to shut off all that other distraction um and maybe it's not the right thing to do i don't know but on the plus side doing it doing it that way you can do breakout rooms more easily in teams or zoom which might make the facilitator engagement a little bit easier
- Remote participants may be distracted by nearby work tasks and communications.
- In-person attendance can create stronger immersion for short 60–90 minute events.
- The speaker questions whether gathering people in person is always feasible or appropriate.
- Teams and Zoom can simplify breakout-room logistics and potentially support facilitator engagement.