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Why flash meetings?
The way we work has changed
Remote and hybrid teams need more flexible ways to connect.
Relying only on planned, scheduled meetings at fixed times is not the right way to operate now that so many people have flexible, remote working styles.
Live blends with async
Often the best time to share important information is now.
Rather than waiting for that meeting slot in 2 days' time. But distributed teams are not around at the same time. JumpOn ensures nobody misses out.
Dynamic meetings are never old
Agenda point 4.2 is probably out-of-date.
High performing teams need to be responsive to new information, they need to react at the right times with the people who are available.
Forget calendar invites
Flash meetings are quick to publicize and easy to join.
JumpOn works in any public or private Slack channel, so you can control the audience of who sees your flash meetings – live and afterwards.
Use cases
#watercooler
How would Dilbert cope in the remote era? He'd set up a video water cooler and shoot the breeze with his team.
#questions
Not everybody likes asking questions during a meeting – create a channel for async questions.
#open-door
Being the boss can make it hard to connect with your team – set aside 30-min a week and open your door.
#brown-bag
Show & tell the team about that coding technique, or that Lego you built, or that food you cooked.
#war-room
Working intensely on a rapid project? Set up a virtual war room where the team can dip in and out with updates.
#take-it-offline
Meetings can really drag when people go off agenda. Create a dedicated channel for all those discussions.
