Suddenly Virtual

Praise for SUDDENLY VIRTUAL MAKING REMOTE MEETINGS WORK This book is a gift to meeting leaders, chock full of thoughtful and critical insights. I strongly recommend it to all those looking to flourish in the virtual meeting world.-Steven Rogelberg, PHD, Chancellor's Professor, UNC Charlotte; author, The Surprising Science of Meeting: Leading Your Team to Peak Performance Meetings matter, and virtual meetings matter more than ever. Karin and Joe do a fantastic job of providing evidence-based best practices for making your virtual meetings more effective, engaging, and even enjoyable.-Matt Abrahams, Lecturer, Stanford GSB; Co-founder, Bold Echo LLC; author, Speaking Up without Freaking Out Looking for ways to make your virtual meetings better? This book delivers, with practical advice-backed by solid science-to help you inspire your team, engage better with your customers, and achieve your most important business goals.-Dorie Clark, author, Reinventing You; Executive Education faculty, Duke University, Fuqua School of Business Karin and Joe strike the right balance of science and practice. Suddenly Virtual is a must-read for anyone doing remote work.-Matthew Pollard, bestselling author, The Introvert's Edge series Virtual meetings are here to stay. Not only does this book offer practical evidenced-based ways to make your virtual meetings more effective, its human-centric approach puts the heart and purpose back into why we convene.-Sanyin Siang, author, The Launch Book; CEO, coach, and advisor Karin and Joe do the world of virtual meetings a great service by highlighting the nuanced skills needed to make them work and how they are fundamentally different from in person meetings. Keeping quality conversations, team connection, and decision making intact takes more than just pointing the camera in the right direction. Virtual meetings are now a way of life, so make this book part of yours.-Ron Carucci, Managing Partner, Navalent; bestselling author, To Be Honest: Lead with the Power of Truth, Justice, and Purpose