Susan Warzecha
14:29
berries, any kind of berries
Glenda Barillas
14:30
Mango is my favorite
Connie Baxley
14:30
strawberries
Livia Walker (she/her)
14:32
In honor of the fruit fly I just saw, what’s your favorite fruit?
April Albrecht
14:34
cherries
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
14:43
I'm with April - cherries
Nikki Kateman
14:45
Mango!
Debora De Angelis
14:50
cherries are my favourite
Dee Mae Beler UFCW Local 401 she/her
14:53
saskatoons
Livia Walker (she/her)
14:56
Mangos!
Summer Meyers
14:57
Blueberry
Connie Baxley
15:06
oh yes fresh mango
Rhonda Richards
15:16
Strawberries
Connie Baxley
15:21
now I want a smoothie
Rosalma Lafontaine/local 338 Manhattan Area
15:39
Good afternoon Rosa Lafontaine Local 338
Dee Mae Beler UFCW Local 401 she/her
15:45
yes a Canadian thing yes
Karina Lopez
15:59
Watermelon!!
Deanna Leivas
16:05
Good Morning everyone
Dee Mae Beler UFCW Local 401 she/her
16:07
very large bush/tree
Livia Walker (she/her)
16:13
Yes, watermelon!
Erin Alyward
16:37
Choke cherries are good too
Saundra Cole
17:46
watermelon
Nathalie Vengal
18:09
Pitaya
Connie Baxley
18:10
that sounds awesome lol
Crystal Klippenstein (she/her)
18:22
Durian! Tastes like heaven, smells like hell. :) Often banned at hostels in SE Asia.
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
19:28
Durian - from Malaysia
Vivian Valenti-Flores
20:28
scientifically, tomatoes are a fruit because thy have seeds, but I learned the other day that the Supreme Court has ruled them a vegetable, which does ot surprise me given their latest stunt
Livia Walker (she/her)
20:46
What the actual…
Erin Alyward
21:25
But I never put make up on, lol
Kathy Finn
21:58
The seed definition also applies to pumpkin and other squash
Livia Walker (she/her)
22:44
@Erin, you are fabulous in and out!
Kathy Finn
26:14
Sounds like yoga
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
26:33
Yes, @Kathy - very much like yoga!
Deliana Speights She/Her
26:35
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Paul Stapleton-Smith
28:51
Please forgive me—I’m driving to another office and can’t interact just yet.
Livia Walker (she/her)
30:18
All good, thank you Pul!
Teresa Ludwig
30:44
Unfortunately I am driving as well, can only listen in at this time
Melinda Robertson
31:36
I’m sorry I can’t put my hand down forgive me
Nikki Kateman
32:06
YES CONNIE! Incredible.
Kathy Finn
42:07
Apologetic
Tara Lopez
42:07
Aplogizing
Kate Keller Meckler
42:09
apologetic
Nohora Castaneda (She/Her)
42:10
Shy
Glenda Barillas
42:13
LOSED BODY LANGUAGE
Cat she/her
42:14
she made herself small
Vivian Valenti-Flores
42:18
apologetic, timid, unsure
Jamie Welsh-Rollo
42:19
body language
Tiffaney Hall
42:22
Timid
Deanna Leivas
42:24
insecure
Laurie Mesa
42:24
SHoulders
Rhonda Richards
42:25
cowering
Deliana Speights She/Her
42:25
devalued her self
Connie Baxley
42:25
hand motion arms etc
Glenda Barillas
42:28
*closed body language
Debra Nalbach
42:28
apologizing, not sure, timid
Erin Alyward
42:29
Willing to for go herself for anyone else
Janina Sites (She/Her)
42:33
passive
Tiffaney Hall
42:39
Low voice
Susan Warzecha (she/her)
42:43
willing to step out of line
Jessica Hack
42:57
indecisive
Debra Nalbach
42:59
physically submissive
Tarah Reppert
43:00
Eye contact
Deanna Leivas
43:00
giving up position
Kathy Finn
43:01
pausing
Glenda Barillas
43:07
fidgity
Connie Baxley
43:07
nervous giggle
Tiffany Beroid and Jazmin Borges
43:13
timid
Elbereth Lunn
43:20
Stuttering
Vivian Valenti-Flores
43:24
just settled for something she might not have wanted
Michelle Duncan
43:24
hands fidgety
Saundra Cole
43:25
no looking at anione. hands protecting her
Erin Alyward
43:25
She was worried about another’s time
Susan Warzecha (she/her)
43:25
almost questioning if she wanted a small, or another size
Kathy Finn
43:36
indecisive
Connie Baxley
44:43
its so distracting to what your talking about
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
45:04
Yes, Connie🙂
Connie Baxley
45:33
interation
Glenda Barillas
45:35
direct eye contsct
Rae Oliveira
45:37
indecisive yet in control
Kathy Finn
45:37
eye contact
Crystal Klippenstein (she/her)
45:38
Confident in the silences!
Erin Alyward
45:40
She was happy
Susan Warzecha (she/her)
45:41
more confidence
Debra Nalbach
45:42
present
Tiffany Beroid and Jazmin Borges
45:42
confident
Matthew Gilks
45:43
confidence
Michelle Duncan
45:44
very approachable
Vivian Valenti-Flores
45:53
she smiled, felt comfortable asking for another's opinion
Saundra Cole
45:53
calm
Janina Sites (She/Her)
45:56
direct eye contact, didn't want to make her own choice, went with their suggestion
Christine O’Reilly
45:58
Eye contact
Tiffaney Hall
46:14
Extrovert
Linda Martínez
46:19
comfortable
Diane Charles
46:31
Polite and friendly
Tarah Reppert
46:40
Didn’t apologize
Fanny Jangarathis
46:42
Stood firm
Ann Jennifer
46:50
Inviting
Connie Baxley
46:52
accepting
Alejandra Gioia
46:56
Even though she was indecisive she was confident
Erin Alyward
47:17
Not scared to try something different
Susan Warzecha (she/her)
47:17
different body language, shoulders back, chin up
Diane Charles
47:31
approachable
Maria Divino
47:35
confident
Connie Baxley
49:49
Livia you would never know that was your preference. You seem so comfortable perfect example of your surroundings
Saul Guerrero
51:22
bring camera closer
Fanny Jangarathis
51:24
yes
Erin Alyward
51:24
Yes
Saul Guerrero
51:27
yes
Deliana Speights (She/Her)
51:27
yes
Nohora Castaneda (She/Her)
51:28
Yes
Ann Jennifer
51:28
yes
Debra Nalbach
51:29
yes
Susan Warzecha (she/her)
51:31
yes
Connie Baxley
51:31
shoulders went down
Maria Divino
51:33
yes
Debra Nalbach
51:36
sit up straight
Toya Mathis
51:39
yes
Fanny Jangarathis
51:42
posture
Susan Warzecha (she/her)
51:42
sit up straight
Glenda Barillas
51:43
move the camera closer and center yourself
Erin Alyward
51:44
Make yourself bigger shoulders back head up
Nikki Kateman
51:46
Center yourself in the frame.
karen brown
51:51
sit up straight
Ann Jennifer
52:07
background
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
52:53
A light... (I cheat)
karen brown
53:02
look straight head and engaging with audience
Cat she/her
55:25
yes
karen brown
55:27
yes
Vivian Valenti-Flores
55:27
yes
Michelle Duncan
55:28
yes
Nohora Castaneda (She/Her)
55:29
yes
Alejandra Gioia
55:29
yes
Christine O’Reilly
55:34
Yes
Kathy Finn
56:10
I think people are used to that downward glance because everyone has been on zoom for 2 years
Ann Jennifer
56:39
bi focals
Rae Oliveira
58:08
I found that I am talked over and interrupted when I puse
Connie Baxley
58:08
filler words are not better a pause is better
Connie Baxley
58:13
like um
Glenda Barillas
58:53
agree with Rae
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
59:02
@Rae - this is what you're talking about
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
59:22
There are a few ways to work on this
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
59:35
And we can talk about how to be allies for each other as well
Saundra Cole
59:40
when I want to be in control I wear red.
Cat she/her
01:00:10
pauses
Glenda Barillas
01:00:12
I speak too fast
Erin Alyward
01:00:16
Stuttering
Ann Jennifer
01:00:19
eye contact
Rae Oliveira
01:00:22
Being more direct
Erin Alyward
01:00:23
Shaking
Crystal Klippenstein (she/her)
01:00:24
Filler words!
Tara Lopez
01:00:28
Filler words & eye contact
Fanny Jangarathis
01:00:36
moving around in the chair
Margaret Macaulay
01:00:39
More direct
Saul Guerrero
01:00:39
When i want to feel trusted I use brown
Ann Jennifer
01:00:42
shy that all eyes are on me
Deanna Leivas
01:00:43
showing hand
karen brown
01:00:48
pauses…um
Connie Baxley
01:00:51
rushing because of nerves I have to remember to breathe
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
01:00:57
Interesting suggestions about colors to wear!
Leonora Vasquez
01:01:02
Getting nervous and forgetting what I researched
Anna Sirota
01:01:07
Pausing
Susan Warzecha (she/her)
01:01:19
shaking my head, I do this and sometimes people think I am agreeing with them. I do it to acknowledge what thy are saying
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
01:01:24
Breathing is really important!😳
Rhonda Richards
01:01:31
Folding my arms
Ann Jennifer
01:01:33
taking a sip of water helps with the pausing
Glenda Barillas
01:11:36
That was a fun challenge
Debra Nalbach
01:11:50
I was in a room alone for a while 😞
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
01:12:09
🙁
Rae Oliveira
01:12:09
We take a lot of modern amenities for granted
Saul Guerrero
01:12:26
incredible how the terminology we use now is so different lol
Jamie Welsh-Rollo
01:12:26
It was interesting! I had a hard time being from 500 yrs ago
Connie Baxley
01:12:29
it was a hard sale because leading up to a tv they didnt have devices yet
karen brown
01:12:30
Vivian did a great job switching to language I would understand.
Fanny Jangarathis
01:12:41
Linda Martinez was great! She really tried to explain the jargon of today. And I got 3 free TVs
Christine O’Reilly
01:12:52
Difficult to explain
Jamie Welsh-Rollo
01:13:23
Who I was with did a great job!
Vivian Valenti-Flores
01:14:14
having to put thing in terms that were relatable and understandable to the other person
Jessica Hack
01:14:35
glenda did great, tried to make it relatable to me
Glenda Barillas
01:14:41
I got the sorcery line as well lol
Tara Lopez
01:15:00
It was a hard sell because there were questions you don't anticipate that lead up what a TV is and how it works and is powered
Tara Lopez
01:15:33
Yes! What's electricity?
Glenda Barillas
01:17:09
yes
Rhonda Richards
01:17:11
yes
Tara Lopez
01:17:19
Yes
Cat she/her
01:17:19
yes … what is a Union?
Erin Alyward
01:17:19
With my children
Vivian Valenti-Flores
01:17:22
yes, we all have different knowledge
Glenda Barillas
01:17:31
explaining programs and just not being on the same page about stuff
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
01:17:43
Aunt Livia! Just look up and to the right!
Tara Lopez
01:17:45
Explaining benefits
Connie Baxley
01:18:09
explaining we drove cars lol
Saundra Cole
01:18:47
need to know where to start
Erin Alyward
01:19:53
What do I want to achieve
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
01:20:31
Yep: @Erin: what do I want to achieve is very related to question #3
Rae Oliveira
01:22:49
list goal and objectives
Erin Alyward
01:24:13
If people are passionate about what they are doing they are more successful
Erin Alyward
01:24:35
80/20
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
01:25:06
Beautiful
Kat Koppett (she/her/hers)
01:25:43
Not a bad idea in a big group either - and probably some work to do ahead of time as well
Michele Ward
01:25:50
I find it helpful to restate what I hear the person ask or say to facilitate a connection to sharing information.
Livia Walker (she/her)
01:25:52
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PJ2wDNi2pirBKyg13ztS9dP1LQGjMUb9WXlAQS8Z7GI/edit
Jamie Welsh-Rollo
01:36:20
9
Michelle Duncan
01:36:22
10
Rae Oliveira
01:36:25
9
Margaret Macaulay
01:36:25
10
Christine O’Reilly
01:36:25
10
Charmaine St. Germain (she/her)
01:36:27
10
Tara Lopez
01:36:29
10
Richard Watson
01:36:32
10/10
Ann Jennifer
01:36:41
11/10
Rae Oliveira
01:37:11
Listen
Crystal Klippenstein (she/her)
01:37:18
YES AND!
Erin Alyward
01:38:46
80% listening 20% talking
Glenda Barillas
01:40:01
yes means "I get that"
Livia Walker (she/her)
01:40:05
Exactly, the more we listen, the more offers you have to build with
Debra Nalbach
01:40:36
I'm listening to you and ….offering additional information
Livia Walker (she/her)
01:40:39
You are chairing your Local’s union meeting and during the Q&A section, a member in attendance is vocalizing their concerns about how a grievance was handled.
Deliana Speights (She/Her)
01:41:30
acknowledge their concern
Tarah Reppert
01:41:36
Are we able to have a handout on the 6 questions and concepts?
Livia Walker (she/her)
01:42:08
Yes, we will share the slides as a pdf after the session!
Connie Baxley
01:43:25
this was a great session
Tarah Reppert
01:43:32
Thank you
Debora De Angelis
01:44:00
Yes …..and....
Cat she/her
01:44:01
in online meetings looking at the camera.
Tarah Reppert
01:44:06
6 questions
Michele Ward
01:44:09
ufcwwomensnetwork.org
Rhonda Richards
01:44:12
Remembering the details needed when explaining something - everyone doesn't have the same knowledge about a topic.
Michelle Duncan
01:44:12
most valuable: online meetings
Rajeshree Dalal
01:44:13
More listening and less talking
Saundra Cole
01:44:15
listening bettwe
Amanda Zawistoski
01:44:16
Trying to not use filler words
Debra Nalbach
01:44:17
6 questions and yes and
Glenda Barillas
01:44:20
The questions are great, specifically ask who the audience is, and learning to speak slowly
Janina Sites (She/Her)
01:44:22
Yes, and.... aware of my presence in zoom meetings
Michelle Duncan
01:44:25
will practice the 6 questions
Anna Sirota
01:44:28
Taking time to pause to listen for better communication
Fanny Jangarathis
01:44:30
The 6 points were extremely valuable; use YES AND
Rae Oliveira
01:44:31
pertinent pauses
Connie Baxley
01:44:31
making sure I am centered and aware of how I am presented
Erin Alyward
01:44:32
Most valuable honestly is being surrounded by people on the same page as me
Gabriél Jones
01:44:32
I’m going to practice “yes and”
Debora De Angelis
01:44:34
Remembering that in virtual meetings everyone is looking at your reactions...look at the camera.
Rhonda Richards
01:44:36
Including 6 questions
Laurie Mesa
01:44:38
The key questions and the Yes, And... instead of Yes, but...
April Albrecht
01:44:38
thank you! Valuable = online be aware of hands. Commit to Yes And!
Kate Keller Meckler
01:44:40
The simplicity of the suggestions are things we can work on every time, and preparing for our audience.
Nohora Castaneda (She/Her)
01:44:40
High status behaviour....
Connie Baxley
01:44:42
practice, practice, practice
Vivian Valenti-Flores
01:44:42
most valuable - feeling comfortable in whatever space i'm occupying
Margaret Macaulay
01:44:48
Listen less talking, practice pauses
Saul Guerrero
01:44:49
the online meeting suggestions. Somethings i wasn't aware of
Summer Meyers
01:44:51
speaking slower and less fill words
Ann Jennifer
01:44:57
Know the WHY before the conversation
Tara Lopez
01:44:57
Working on filler words an eye contact - yes/and concept is useful for staff on how to deescalate calls
Teresa D’Asaro
01:45:00
plan practice more listening
Michele Ward
01:45:10
contact info: UFCWWomensnetwork@gmail.com
Tarah Reppert
01:45:13
Will practicing our personal obstacle
Richard Watson
01:45:14
In direct conversation, you may have an indirect audience
Rajeshree Dalal
01:45:18
Thank you.
Paul Stapleton-Smith
01:45:19
Great scenarios, good Zoom tips on lighting, presence and audio.
Michelle Duncan
01:45:27
This was a great session!!!
Tara Lopez
01:45:27
Thanks for everything - this was great!
Laurie Mesa
01:45:28
Thank you!
Christine O’Reilly
01:45:28
Thank you. More eye contact
Debra Nalbach
01:45:33
I'd like to share with our staff
Ann Jennifer
01:45:36
Awesome!!!!
Michele Ward
01:45:39
Register for our next webinar at ufcwwomensnetwork.org
Gabriél Jones
01:45:44
This was extremely helpful! Thank you!!
Connie Baxley
01:45:47
ufcwwomensnetwork.org
Debra Nalbach
01:45:54
Thank you
Erin Alyward
01:46:00
Thankyou
Michele Ward
01:46:00
Thank you all!
Nohora Castaneda (She/Her)
01:46:01
Thank you!
Deanna Leivas
01:46:02
Great presentation
Paul Stapleton-Smith
01:46:04
Thank you for this timely and solid prentation.se
Saul Guerrero
01:46:07
Thank you all!
Summer Meyers
01:46:08
Thank you
Richard Watson
01:46:11
Thanks!
Ruben Perez
01:46:12
thank you
Deanna Leivas
01:46:14
thank all
Leonora Vasquez
01:46:15
Thank you!!
Fanny Jangarathis
01:46:17
thank you
Margaret Macaulay
01:46:18
Thank you
Laurie Mesa
01:46:27
Great job!
Dee Mae Beler UFCW Local 401 she/her
01:46:37
thank you great webinar
Eduardo Escoto
01:46:45
thanks all