Especially in the days when the coronavirus swept the whole world and the bans were implemented, the remote conduct of business brought some unfortunate events with it. While online video conferencing applications became the center of the meetings, the cameras reflected unwanted images from time to time to all participants.
One of them happened to one of the New York City executives, Alex Tolozano, the other day. Tolozano, who is the Bronx district officer of the New York Housing Authority, appeared completely naked next to a woman at the meeting on Microsoft Teams. Those moments were also recorded by a meeting participant.
Those moments when the officer is seen naked:
In the meeting where the above moment took place, there were about 50 senior executives among them. employee was involved. In the official statement regarding the footage, it was stated that Tolozano “had engaged in potentially inappropriate activities with another individual” during the interview. After this unfortunate incident, Tolozano was also given a sentence. Tolozano was placed on 30-day unpaid leave. This punishment, which can be considered light, garnered the reaction of many Americans.
Among the unfortunate and controversial situations we have seen so far in online meetings, a university professor includes a sexually explicit video link in his bookmarks, a woman’s wife enters the square without pants during the meeting, a student who forgets to turn off his microphone and insults his teacher during the lesson, and Incidents such as a couple attending a meeting during sexual intercourse also took place.
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