Whenever someone wants to videoconference with me, I tell them that I prefer a plain old phone call. I don’t get a lot of value from seeing them face to face, and I work from home, which means there’s a decent chance that I look like a slob when I”m taking a call. However, in more corporate environments videoconferencing is supposed to be an immersive experience that replicates a real in-person meeting. Lifesize is a company that is constantly working to offer that kind of experience. They are based in Austin, TX, and they “set out to make video conferencing truly universal.” When Skype of FaceTime isn’t enough, Lifesize offers a professional level tool that is still accessible.

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When I was a kid, the future promised video phone and flying cars. At least someone has delivered on half of that promise. Lifesize’s focus is on “changing the way the world communications in a simple, accessible way.” You can see how they’re doing that for their 15,000+ customers by checking out the company’s Case Studies. Lifesize was acquired by Logitech in 2009, but they still seem to operate somewhat independently. That means that they have their own Careers page, which you should check out. There are a variety of opportunities in areas like Engineering, IT, Administration, and Sales.

Links to Help You Begin Your Research

• Lifesize.com
• Jobs at Lifesize
• About Lifesize
• Lifesize’s History
• Lifesize News

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