As more teams shift to remote and hybrid work, finding the right way to connect matters more than ever. Two main options stand out: video calls and voice (audio) calls. While both have their place in modern workplaces, they serve different purposes depending on the context, team size, and communication style. Let’s break it down
Communication in the workplace sounds simple, but it rarely goes exactly as we imagine. You might think you’ve explained something clearly, only to realize later that people took away different messages. Or a decision is made, but somehow it doesn’t reach the right people at the right time. Most of the time, it’s not intentional.
Good communication keeps teams moving. Whether folks work in the same office or from different corners of the world, how they share updates, talk through problems, and check in with each other can either make things smoother or slow them down. Even a highly skilled team can hit roadblocks if they’re not on the same
