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this post was submitted on 07 Apr 2024
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This one is my pet peeve. Please just trust the technology, people will let you know if your screen is not visible.
I frequently join meetings where someone is going on a whole explanation and 10 minutes later someone asks if he is sharing anything. So he starts over.
It's beneficial to declare that you're going to share your screen, but without waiting for someone to confirm that your screen is visible, as it's more or less frictionless to declare it but high friction to wait for confirmation.
Maybe our friction tolerance is different. It also confirms engagement to ask.