Communications Tools You Should Be Able To Use
Do you want to succeed in your virtual communications, but are not sure how? Communication is foremost in our daily lives. We communicate when interacting with our family members, friends and other individuals. Communications skills become more significant in professional contexts than in any other setting. The digital world we experience frequently bombards us with new communications tools which are most of the time, used in professional contexts. The more digitized we get, the more we need to learn new skills aligned with new apps and channels. Whether working in logistics, accountancy, education, pharmacy, human resources management, or communications, you need to have these skills.
"Confused where to start? No worries! I have done thorough research and have 4 top recommended communications tools/apps you should be able to use to outperform at work, either individually or as a team.
My 4 Communications Tools You Should Learn To Use
Microsoft Teams: Microsoft Teams is one of the most recommended communications tools everyone should learn to use. According to Compete 366, Microsoft Teams works well in professional settings where it helps boost collaboration, communication and performance. Microsoft Teams has amazing features, beyond possibilities to make video meetings, Microsoft Teams makes it possible to share documents while in a meeting and work together; these documents are stored in the app and can be accessed whenever needed. Thanks to the user-friendliness of Microsoft Teams, it is attributed to when it comes to working remotely. Furthermore, Microsoft Teams is that it is compatible with different devices including mobile phones making it much easier for everyone to use.
Slack: Statistics show that Slack has 12 million active users per day. Not only does Slack play a role as a communications tool but as a project management tool. This is because Slack makes it possible to communicate with individuals working on projects, by creating channels in accordance with the projects and people assigned to work on a specific project. Slack is also recommended based on the fact that it's simple to use; the features are less complicated and everyone can manipulate them easily. Likewise Microsoft Teams, Slack allows documents sharing and storing; Slack also works on mobile phones.. In order to enhance conferencing with Slack, Slack has plug-ins which make it possible to join or make calls on other communications tools like Zoom, Google Hangouts, so forth.
Zoom: Zoom is also one of the communications tools that are recommended to use mostly when things need to be done remotely. Zoom is a very popular video-conferencing tool that is appreciated for different simple features it has. Like other video conferencing tools, Zoom offers possibilities to chat, share screen record meetings to be checked even after the session. More than this, Zoom has a specificity enabling rooms (groups) during a meeting. This is a feature which allows the host or co-host to split meeting participants into different breakout rooms to work on their assigned work as a group. After the groups are done, there's a possibility to come back to the main meeting. This feature makes online meetings very actual as physical classes or training sessions where groups are important.
Google Hangouts: Great, you already know and use the app. For many of us, this app is meant for casual discussions and we never use it in professional contexts: communicating with employees, team members and clients. However, research proves that Google Hangouts is increasingly being used in teams' collaboration and communications, marketing webinars creation. Google Hangouts has options for video conferencing, screen sharing and chat that make meeting participants engaged and focused.
Now that we are undergoing unprecedented times due to COVID-19 pandemic, many companies and businesses are forced to do all of their work remotely. Needless to mention, we don't know when the pandemic is setting us free. This implies that we vehemently need to cope with the new norm of working remotely, no matter in what industry we work. The tools discussed will help you in communications. However, The list of possibilities is greater than what I have shared here. You may research for others that would best fit your organization to ensure high productivity.
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I liked the fact you mentioned Microsoft Team. I recently learned to use it, it is somehow challenging. But once you get familiar with it, the communication become easy. You can schedule the meetings, work on the same tasks collaboratively, and so on.
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Glad you have tried Microsoft Team app before,... My thoughts: Don't stop it. Try it again and hope you will make it.
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Keep up and iam looking forward for those 4 communication tools just like zoom , microsoft word and etc .but how are you going
to emphasise and encourage peoples
Reason for this is that with the help of
All 4 communication tools you have said about pandemic desease like covid 19 and others as all peoples , organizayions and community and private campanies we adapt for we'll never face by negative risk of pandemic deseases . I realy appreciate you .