Skype can help friends and family stay in touch, but it’s also a great business tool. Jenny and I use it for bloggy business quite often – communicating with each other, participating in group chats, or making conference calls. I’ve even participated in an job interview over Skype. Oh, and there was that time I Skyped with Kelly Ripa.
Skype is always on, so no matter what time of day we need to get our work done, it’s available.
There’s something about being face-to-face, even virtually, that takes conversation and connection to the next level. You can tell more about a person and form closer connections when you can actually see him or her.
It’s the one thing from Back to the Future II that came true.
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If I skype I’d have to do my hair!
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*SIGH* My poor old home computer on dial-up internet can’t handle skype, much to my mother’s disappointment. We live about 1700 miles apart and every time we talk on the phone she’s like “Oh I wish you could Skype with us on your computer like your sister can”. Every freaking time we talk on the phone I have to hear this from her and it is exhausting! I think I might be
disowned as the Skype-less daughter soon enough.
Nevermind my rant. I do love Skype as I have been able to try it a few times on other people’s computers! LOL