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How does VIDEO CONFERENCE change the way we work today???
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How does VIDEO CONFERENCE change the way we work today???
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Video conference is extremely beneficial to workers and businesses because it allows employees to contact one another without needing to travel. This allows people to continue their work more efficiently.
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Well theirs less travel. Its alot easier. To work from home.
But this is what it said on a website
Most of them figure they can use conference call time to get 'real work' done, chat, read the newspaper.
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