How to Take a Conference Call Without Driving Everyone Else Crazy
You would think that with so many video conferences and conference calls happening in offices around the world every day, we'd all have this down pat by now. Oh no, we don't: conference calls are some of the most annoying and stressful things your job may make you do. Here's how you can make them a little better, both for yourself and for everyone else on the line. More » ...
Source: Lifehacker - Thursday, 12 July, 2012
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