Give feedback virtually Use video calls whenever possible. Whenever possible, they are a better alternative to audio only. REFLECT ON NONVERBAL CUES WHEN GIVING YOUR OPINION. Reflect on the nonverbal signals that you may be sending unconsciously.
What began as a joke about how convenient it would be to have coffee on the way to class turned into a kind of experiment in a bedroom that led to the creation of Eat Your Coffee. Since then, our team has grown and EYC (Eat Your Coffee) has grown tremendously. We also became a 100% remote company a few years ago with the help of a handful of tools, including Asana. Developing a business understanding and culture that accepts virtual feedback can help build trust in your workplace and establish a more meaningful connection with your virtual assistant.
Contact the virtual assistant once you've had a chance to correct whatever you've made constructive virtual comments about.
