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Professionalism is particularly important in this context. On the other hand, a video conferencing program like Zoom makes it possible to organize large meetings and presentations online in a very flexible way. On the one hand, they make it easy to communicate no matter the location of the participants - be it with friends, family members, customers, or colleagues.

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