“If you can work anywhere, why not work from America’s No. 1 ball park?” said Scotty Muirhead, San Diego’s poster child for remote work on Instagram on Wednesday. He told his 40,000 followers to buy tickets for the 1 p.m. game and grab seats in section 324. “Bring your laptop, glove, and whatever helps drive shareholder value,” he posted. “Dress code: corporate up top, San Diego beach day below.”
While meeting participants are commonly assigned to breakout rooms automatically, Zoom has a feature that allows individuals to choose their breakout and move between rooms at their own pace. This creates a more flexible experience that simulates in-person networking-if you're the host, you can name breakout rooms so participants can self-select based on interests or themes.
John Heald acknowledged the growing trend of people working on cruise ships, stating, 'You're absolutely right-there are more and more people who are working on the ships now. I see it every time I go on board. I see people hunched over the laptop, me included. It's just the way of the world.'
