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Embracing the Spirit of Giving: Why Donations Matter on GivingTuesday and Beyond The holiday season often brings a whirlwind of shopping,...

 
 
 

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ursamenor
Jul 23

Online meetings aren’t about format, they’re about discipline. One audio glitch, one delay in joining, and the entire point gets buried in frustration. We run up to 12 Q&A sessions a month for parent groups and foundations. Every time the same issues popped up — someone couldn’t hear, someone couldn’t ask a question, the moderator got overwhelmed. Eventually we switched to a pbx phone system to centralize incoming calls, balance the load, and eliminate manual switching. The impact was immediate: fewer dropouts, cleaner sound, calmer participants. If you’re building communication with an audience that doesn’t get a second chance, the system needs to handle peak load — not just average. Anything less is a compromise.

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