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E39 - Can you hear me now? The changing role of communication in the workplace

E39 - Can you hear me now? The changing role of communication in the workplace

Update: 2025-05-05
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Is the Phone Call Dead? Office Communications in Modern Workspaces


In this episode of 'Off the Wire,' IT executives Tanner and Anthony dive into the evolution of office communications, discussing whether phone calls are becoming obsolete. They explore the use of chat applications like Microsoft Teams, the rise of email, and the role of face-to-face interactions.


The discussion also covers the generational differences in communication preferences, the potential impact of AI on office communication, and the integration of third-party vendors through chat systems. Tune in to gain insights into how technology is reshaping workplace interactions and managing cybersecurity risks.


00:00 Introduction to Off The Wire Podcast


00:21 Is the Phone Call Dead?


01:03 Current Communication Methods in Modern Offices


01:27 Internal vs External Communication Preferences


06:27 Evolution of Phone Systems


14:14 The Rise of Chat Systems


18:35 Generational Differences in Communication


21:02 Generational Differences in Communication Styles


21:51 The Role of Punctuation and Informality in Chats


23:12 Departmental Variations in Communication


24:31 Choosing the Right Communication Medium


28:07 AI's Impact on Office Communication


35:25 Third-Party Collaboration and Security Concerns


42:11 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

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E39 - Can you hear me now? The changing role of communication in the workplace

E39 - Can you hear me now? The changing role of communication in the workplace

Anthony Kent & Tanner Greer