Robert Kelly, you could go viral and people will find comfort that you're a human being just like the rest of us. Besides, even if your kids walk in on your BBC news interview like what happened to Prof. Simply not seeing your colleagues for weeks or months, could potentially lead to a degradation of that team dynamic, and esprit de corps. Whether you live alone, or you battle having your kids walk into your home office, having a social connection to your co-workers is key to team dynamics and camaraderie. Some of these same people thrive off the human connection. They are used to the more social aspect of being in a conference room with their co-workers. The vast majority of people who are using video conferencing right now aren’t used to this format. Using your camera can keep you more connected to your co-workers
Perhaps after reading this article you might throw caution to the wind and turn that camera on! 1. Fortunately, no one really cares how you look on camera.ĭuring these unprecedented times, many of us might be working in our pajamas while we work from home (I would discourage that, more on that later). In a survey conducted by Zogby Analytics, 59 percent of adults feel more self-conscious of their appearance on camera compared to if they were in a meeting in real life! Things like hair, facial expressions, and signs of fatigue were some of the highest concerns of individuals that turned on their camera. I’m here to tell you: you’re probably the only one that is worrying about what you look like in your one-inch by one-inch box on the computer screen.
Let’s face it, the instant a camera is placed a foot or two from our faces, people start to worry about what their appearance looks like.
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