RE:Home officeDitto (and, it turns out, not so far from you). You said it well and I have nothing to add. The freedom and comfort of working at home in my natural state is a real work benefit.
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Post #3Gar-n-MarSuper NudistGar-n-Mar - well Gar really RE:Home officeHome working is great provided no video chat :)
I love the fact that if the person on the other end knew, they'd have a heart attack. I work with a real set of prudes
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RE:Home officeHome working is great provided no video chat :)I love the fact that if the person on the other end knew, they'd have a heart attack. I work with a real set of prudes
If you have a request for a video chat, you can always tell them your cameral isn't working or you software isn't compatible.
I've done this and turned off the video component a few times.
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RE:Home officeI have a piece of electrical tape over the camera on my laptop. Eliminates accidental exposure :-)
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RE:Home officeI just use a post-it note over the camera...easy on or easy off.
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RE:Home officeI just use a post-it note over the camera...easy on or easy off.
That's what I do, too.
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Post #8Gar-n-MarSuper NudistGar-n-Mar - well Gar really RE:Home officeAll very good ideas for the laptop, but I rarely use that for video calls, it's usually the iphone (Work's choice not mine).
we are looking to go VOIP at work soon which will include video calls and video meetings. May have to keep a jumper handy
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RE:Home officeMy cam has a small light when its active. Should I be more concerned?
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Post #10johngwSuper NudistDo not do unto others as you would that they should do unto you. Their tastes may differ. GBS RE:Home officeA little bit of black tape across the lens can help.
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RE:Home officeI have a piece of electrical tape over the camera on my laptop. Eliminates accidental exposure :-)
I use a sticky note. Same effect.
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