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Post by tothehouse on Apr 19, 2015 20:50:41 GMT -6
Without researching this too much (yet).
Can you record (audio) a meeting with a parent?
I would tell them ahead of time of course.
"Hey mom and dad...just so you know...this conversation will be recorded. Are you okay with that?"
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Post by coachbdud on Apr 19, 2015 21:27:14 GMT -6
This phone call will be recorded for training purposes
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Post by mholst40 on Apr 19, 2015 23:33:31 GMT -6
Sure.
When I call a customer service line and they tell me I'm being recorded for quality and training, I like to respond with, "I'm also recording this conversation," just to throw them off.
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Post by gammelgaard on Apr 20, 2015 5:03:17 GMT -6
Why do you want to record it?
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Post by tothehouse on Apr 20, 2015 7:55:34 GMT -6
Why record? For record of the conversation. If something goes sideways later I can refer to the details of the conversation.
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Post by CS on Apr 20, 2015 8:51:57 GMT -6
Plus people are crazy man. I alsways have a witness and if I can't find one then I will record at least my side of the conversation.
I don't just stop with parents. Kids are the worst to lie so I always have a witness no matter what. It's funny this thread came up because having a witness just saved my a$$ today. Kid I kicked off the team friday came in saying I cussed him the whole time and called him a retard.
The meeting was in front of 2 other coaches and the AD....phukin idiot
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Post by CoachMikeJudy on Apr 20, 2015 8:52:17 GMT -6
Why record? For record of the conversation. If something goes sideways later I can refer to the details of the conversation. Absolutely. Great thought. |
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Post by tothehouse on Apr 20, 2015 9:35:49 GMT -6
The other part...I'm thinking...is that if mommy and daddy know the talk is recorded they might not be so quick to be jackwagons. And if they are...it'll all be on record.
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Post by shocktroop34 on Apr 20, 2015 9:55:30 GMT -6
Why record? For record of the conversation. If something goes sideways later I can refer to the details of the conversation. Absolutely. Great thought. I personally wouldn't do it for general or casual meetings. I might be inclined to do it in if the meeting was more serious in nature. The other instance in which I may consider it is if the person I'm meeting with had the tendency to be more volatile. The hope would be that the person would act more civilized knowing their words are being documented. I also don't know if there are any regulations against recording meetings (even with consent). I think about our IEP/504 meetings that are not recorded, and the damn lady is typing her fingers off trying to get the major points that were stated. I wonder why they don't record those sessions? I ask, as I stated earlier, because I simply don't know. Interesting thread... |
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Post by shocktroop34 on Apr 20, 2015 9:58:07 GMT -6
The other part...I'm thinking...is that if mommy and daddy know the talk is recorded they might not be so quick to be jackwagons. And if they are...it'll all be on record. LOL..."Jackwagons." That should be a package or something..."JACKWAGON, JACKWAGON!" I like it. Let me get to work on that... |
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