With remote work becoming more common, organizations have a lot of ground to cover when it comes to collaboration and teamwork. However, despite the most effective video calls and tools for communication but they aren’t able to match the level of interaction that takes place during in-person meetings.

That’s where immersive virtual spaces are useful. These virtual environments don’t just serve as meeting tools. They also allow teams to collaborate in a 3D interactive environment. This is particularly useful for sprint retrospectives and other meetings that require close collaboration.

Different kinds of virtual environments impact efficiency, creativity, and teamwork in different ways, just like real-world environments do. It’s crucial to choose the best virtual environment.

Here are a few of the best virtual workspaces for collaboration.

A virtual office that has physical space for meetings and an option to customize the experience is a great option for remote or hybrid teams. There are a myriad of spaces, ranging including outdoor spaces, as well as more formal spaces that are perfect for presentations and meetings. For example Glue’s Clarity Island is a relaxing beach-side setting ideal for creative workshops and team-building exercises, while Mont Matiz is a calm hilltop setting that is ideal for discussions and meetings.

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