SOCIAL SCIENCES

The Non-Obvious Guide to Virtual Meetings and Remote Work

by Rohit Bhargava
IdeaPress. May 2020. 172p. ISBN 9781646870233. pap. $16.95. BUS
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us have had to make drastic changes in our lives, both personal and professional, but at the end of the day, we have work to do. This book brings to life ways that working remotely can be both effective and productive. The content is clear, with some informative perspectives. The tips are short and to the point and easy to remember. Bhargava (Personality Not Included: Why Companies Lose Their Authenticity and How Great Brands Get It Back) goes outside the box and presents ideas for unique virtual meeting experiences; readers who use these ideas with their teams should prepare to be complimented! Although working remotely may by now be common practice for some, this book can still have a big impact, with a number of timeless tips, perspectives, and takeaways.
VERDICT Don’t be scared by the title
Reviewed by Adesh Rampat, Miami , Apr 01, 2021
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