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Those of you that have to suffer through them regularly will get how accurate this is.
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Conference calls....
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So true, so true.
This is amazingly accurate!!!
LOL! I was about to mention they left out the dreaded echo, forcing everyone to hang up and call back in, but they did end up covering that.
I see they covered the barking dog, but left out the crying toddler.
Hilarious!
I see they covered the barking dog, but left out the crying toddler.
Hilarious!
ok that is pretty good
This video was actually produced by an Atlanta based organization out of Norcross that my buddy Luke works for called Leadercast.
http://leadercast.com/blog/author/luke-dooley
http://leadercast.com/blog/author/luke-dooley
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My favorite on conference calls is the toilet flush.
My favorite on conference calls is the toilet flush.
Definite failure to mute.
A few years ago I was training a new hire, a young kid from Viet Nam who had been living in Texas with his Grandma and just got out of college. He was from a different culture for sure.
We're on this conference call with a HUGE customer along with our partner company in the western US, probably at least 30 people on the call and the kid burps a few times - loudly. Each burp was made when the line was dead silent so there was no room for doubt what the sounds were. And the line was dead silent for a minute or so.
Admittedly, I rolled on the floor laughing to the point of gasping for air. I have a feeling everyone else on the call was as well. I ripped the kid a new one the next day I was in the office but I had to fight another laughing fit while doing so.
Conference calls blow. I agree about the echo and people randomly going quite. This video summed it up pretty good!!
I work in Audio/web/video conferencing. I can relate to this! The only thing they didn't cover were "Firewall issues".
