Netizens enjoy the video summarizing the issues when working online without skipping

In the face of the complicated situation of the Covid-19 pandemic, governments in many countries around the world have recommended that people should consciously isolate themselves at home, not to gather in public places to limit the risk of infection. That is the reason why the trend of studying and working online is growing strongly in the past few weeks, helping them both to ensure their work progress, and to protect the health of themselves and the community. copper.

Although the pace of work is a bit messy, but undeniably working from home also brings a lot of great benefits: We will be a little more sleep in the morning, because now is not waste time crowding the street to get to the company. Costumes when working from home is also extremely comfortable, diverse, not necessarily bundled in stuffy office suits.

Working online is an emerging trend during the Covid-19 pandemic season. (illustration)

However, everything has two sides, and so is working from home. Besides requiring a great spirit of self-discipline, this trend also contains many extremely uncomfortable problems. For example, an unstable Internet connection causes intermittent online meetings; or constantly complex applications that make it difficult for a group of people to have technology. So a few days ago, there was the story of a boss who turned into a potato during a meeting with an employee because she didn’t know how to turn off the filter on Microsoft Team.

Recently, film producer HP Mendoza posted a short comedy video, summarizing the painful issues of the trend of online work without skipping. The script of this video revolves around an online meeting of a team of 4 people, and the following consecutive incidents occur: From the continuous Internet connection (lag); People say non-stop creating a mess where they won’t go; until everyone’s volume is different, and not everyone is on time. Of course, because of the social isolation, all the actors in this video are personally performed by Mendoza, and there’s no need for a cameraman.

Immediately after posting on Twitter, Mandoza’s video immediately attracted the attention of many netizens who are also experiencing the inconvenience that online working brings. Some even listed other issues not mentioned in the video above to show that working from home is not always the ideal choice.

It is true that insult.

Oh my god, both comical and standard! Standard content to see here already.

A little disappointed because he didn’t mention the issue “your mic is turned off, we didn’t hear you say anything”. This problem occurs 5 times / session is less joke.

I work remotely in a satellite office, and this is exactly what I have to go through every Tuesday and Friday, when we conduct online meetings.

I forgot to mention the attendance issue. When the boss asked “who is online,” everyone turned on the mic all at once and shyly said their names (almost in unison).

Surely you eavesdrop on our team meeting online every day, right? (I mean the video is so standard).

According to Fastcompany