I hope everyone can achieve satisfactory work performance even in a telecommuting environment by using a collaborative tool such as JANDI.Β
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Hi. I’m Elin from the x_x (x-bar-x) platform team. We provide two services. The one is Oh My Beer, a company that offers the taste-based beer recommendation app. The other is a food delivery platform: ‘Order Plus‘. I am managing food product data management in the Order Plus platform team. x_x has been working from home once or twice a week since 2015, so it can be called a work-from-home veteran 
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We conducted telecommuting once a week to ensure that employees were not interrupted by the intensive work hours. There are times and tasks that require concentration, but in the office, colleagues suddenly talk to each other and have tea time together. After COVID-19, we decide to conduct telecommuting every other day. (Based on interview date)
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Due to the flexible work system, commuting times vary from member to member. So when you work from home, you enter the ‘Daily Work Report Topic ‘ and share your work hours. After that, we share and proceed with the work we completed yesterday and perform today’s work on the team topic. When you go to the office, you only need to share a simple to-do list, but when you work from home, you can put a detailed description of what to do to reduce misunderstandings in communication.
One hour of rest is essential for telecommuting. I split this one hour into 30 minutes to eat lunch and another 30 minutes to do stretching. Resting regularly will help your lower back and allow you to refresh yourself. So you can keep your health in good condition!
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Mention, voting, and to-do functions are our most used in telecommuting. Doing all the communication with your colleagues on a messenger will cause dozens of messages to accumulate that do not get read. In this case, I go into the notification center, read the message that mentions me first, and then read other messages.
The voting function is used to investigate various in-house demands. We use the voting function to gather opinions when investigating various demands such as ‘Schedule Survey’, ‘Determine Workshop Place.’ In particular, when we set a schedule, we use the voting function to collect opinions, and it is also useful to refer to past voting results.
The most used function is the to-do function. You can add tasks requested by colleagues as tasks on the JANDI and also register notifications and deadlines to handle tasks without missing them.
For Me, Telecommuting Is ‘Home Exercising!
Nobody sees anyone, but after work, I feel like I’ve been working hard, and I think it’s time to measure my own limits more than usual.
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The reason why telecommuting was established as the main culture of our company was that all employees confirmed that employee satisfaction was high when maintaining work performance through telecommuting. Why donβt your company do a βtelecommuting satisfaction surveyβ? You can check the growth of work performance and employee satisfaction before and after telecommuting. I hope everyone can achieve satisfactory work performance even in a telecommuting environment by using a collaborative tool such as JANDI.Β
Lastly, many small businessmen and companies are struggling with COVID-19, but I hope that the day will come when we can greet the warm spring as soon as possible with a little more effort.Β
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For better collaboration, start linking Zoom with JANDI! How to integrate Zoom with JANDI?
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You may be wondering how to conduct online lectures for school, or video conferences for remote work!
For better collaboration, start linking Zoom with JANDI!
How to integrate Zoom with JANDI?
Please download Zoom Client for Meetings. To enjoy a smooth video conference, you will require a computer with a microphone and a camera.
If you are going to use the zoom video conference for the first time, please click [Sign up, it’s free] on the Zoom site to proceed with the membership registration. If you have an existing account, please log in. You can also log in with your Social Media account.
First, run JANDI on your PC, click on the (+) button next to the message input window and then click on the [Zoom] button.
Click [Approval].
Finally, click on the link created in the chat room to enter the video conference room.
For PC, click on the video conference link. Once the following screen appears, click on the [Open Zoom] button.
Next, click the [Join with Computer Audio] option to begin the video conference.
Participants who are not hosts can join immediately by clicking on the video conferencing room link without signing up or logging in to Zoom. However, the installation of the Zoom software is mandatory. Once the installation is complete, input your name and the video conference room ID.
5-1) Screen sharing
Used when sharing materials such as PowerPoint presentations, Internet pages, word document programs, etc. with others rather than centering each other’s faces.
5-2) Whiteboard and file sharing
Used to leave memos using the “whiteboard” or to share a file outside of a specific screen.
5-3) Turning off the microphone temporarily
The facilitator’s voice cannot be transmitted well if the environment is noisy. Hosts can mute the participants and prevent them from emitting noises for a while. The participant’s name and face will show the microphone icon turned off.
<Recommended video on how to use Zoom: Facilitator/Teacher edition>
<Recommended video for using Zoom: Participant /Student edition>
It is only possible to link Zoom with the JANDI paid version. Video conferencing is only available for Premium and Enterprise users. We will provide the JANDI Enterprise Plan for free until June 30 if the COVID-19 situation subsides.
If you would like to try the video conferencing feature for telecommunication at home, please apply using the link below! Do share and sign up for a free enterprise plan using this link.
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