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All across the Great Western territory => Meet the Manager => Topic started by: grahame on September 30, 2024, 10:25:33



Title: Meet the Manager and Zoom code for 14:30 on Thursday 3rd October
Post by: grahame on September 30, 2024, 10:25:33
Big "Thank you" to Chris from Nailsea who has co-ordinated questions and forwarded them to the team at GWR so they are aware ahead of time of the questions we will be "seeding" on Thursday.

We will be running the session as previously with questions and answers appearing on this "Meet the Manager" board every ten minutes with initial written answers, but additionally we will be live for live follow ups as well as follow ups online.  A big THANK YOU to GWR for offering us this opportunity ...



Graham Ellis is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: "Meet the Manager" with Daryn McCombe of GWR
Time: Oct 3, 2024 14:30 London

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83607799272?pwd=wPvHU9liNcdNQaM8C34XJVJ4wa2KtX.1

Meeting ID: 836 0779 9272
Passcode: 765377


Title: Re: Meet the Manager and Zoom code for 14:30 on Thursday 3rd October
Post by: Phantom on September 30, 2024, 13:26:04
Is this open for anyone to dial into?


Title: Re: Meet the Manager and Zoom code for 14:30 on Thursday 3rd October
Post by: grahame on September 30, 2024, 13:44:07
Is this open for anyone to dial into?

All members and guests at the Coffee Shop are welcome, subject to the usual rules of politeness and staying on topic which we follow here.  You can read about those at http://www.firstgreatwestern.info/1761


Title: Re: Meet the Manager and Zoom code for 14:30 on Thursday 3rd October
Post by: johnneyw on September 30, 2024, 19:11:08
Will there be an upper limit to the number of members attending on Zoom after which the remainder can only follow the meeting session via the Coffee Shop?  I hope that the question makes sense! ???


Title: Re: Meet the Manager and Zoom code for 14:30 on Thursday 3rd October
Post by: grahame on September 30, 2024, 20:56:30
Will there be an upper limit to the number of members attending on Zoom after which the remainder can only follow the meeting session via the Coffee Shop?  I hope that the question makes sense! ???

Yes, but the upper limit is several times even our most optimistic estimates.  Although this is the first time we have used Zoom for our "Meet the Manager", there will be several members who have looked after the online element of such meetings before.


Title: Re: Meet the Manager and Zoom code for 14:30 on Thursday 3rd October
Post by: Phantom on October 02, 2024, 11:42:09
Is this open for anyone to dial into?

All members and guests at the Coffee Shop are welcome, subject to the usual rules of politeness and staying on topic which we follow here.  You can read about those at http://www.firstgreatwestern.info/1761

I plan to dial into this, out of interest if someone does start getting abusive for an example what should we do?


Title: Re: Meet the Manager and Zoom code for 14:30 on Thursday 3rd October
Post by: grahame on October 02, 2024, 11:53:01
Is this open for anyone to dial into?

All members and guests at the Coffee Shop are welcome, subject to the usual rules of politeness and staying on topic which we follow here.  You can read about those at http://www.firstgreatwestern.info/1761

I plan to dial into this, out of interest if someone does start getting abusive for an example what should we do?

There will be several of us there as "co-hosts" who are experienced at running Zoom sessions where such things very occasionally crop up. We have worked as a team before and dealt with such circumstances, and the duty to watch is clearly assigned.  If the session gets busy, please do flag up any such concerns to the host and THANK YOU, but please bear in mind that (s)he will be busy dealing with the rogue issue and may not come back to acknowledge until the issue has been dealt with.



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