Published 15:07 IST, August 19th 2020
Harsh Goenka shares 'reality' of zoom meetings, netizens share hilarious experiences
Indian billionaire and business tycoon Harsh Goenka on Aug 19, shared a hilarious post about the ‘reality of zoom calls' stating what actually made up the calls
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Indian billionaire and business tycoon Harsh Goenka on August 19, shared a hilarious post about the ‘reality of zoom calls'. The usage of video conferencing application like Google Meet, Zoom has boomed amid work from home and lockdown. However, much like Goenka’s post, the calls are often more about other things than the actual topic of discussion.
Posting a pie chart on Twitter, Goenka wrote that this is what actually happens in zoom meetings. The pie chart hilariously showed that while the actual meeting content makes only two per cent of the content, things like checking our oneself's neck or other's houses make up a majority of it. It also showed that the maximum part of the meeting is consumed by the relief of seeing other humans beings regretting not taking a shower.
'25% are sitting in shorts'
The funny-but-true graph has captured every body’s eyes since posted. While over 100 people have commented upon it, 804 people have liked it. Meanwhile, many netizens also explained what other aspects were missed. One user wrote, “I would add more than 25% are sitting in shorts but wear formal shirts” while another wrote,” For me, it's like 99%= Turning off Video and Audio and doing something else.” Yet another comment read,” For me: Am I audible to Everyone: 25% You aren't audible: 35% Can't see your video: 35% Actual Meeting: 5%”
Giving testimony to the aforementioned graph, an image of a kid sleeping on a chair while attending an online class is doing rounds on social media. The author named Kara McDowell shared a picture of her son who fell asleep on a chair while attending an online class via Zoom and almost everybody is able to relate with the poor kid. Uploaded on August 7, the image is aptly captioned as, “My Kindergartner on a 40-minute video call is a total mood”.
Image credits: Pixabey
Updated 15:07 IST, August 19th 2020