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Entirely remote startup employee here: we routinely have meetings with 15-30 people and we use Sococo[1] for all our audio and video. The office layout is also
by austinsharp 11y ago
Entirely remote startup employee here:
we routinely have meetings with 15-30 people and we use Sococo[1] for all our audio and video. The office layout is also really nice. Everything else we've tried for video hasn't cut it, in comparison.
Note that Sococo will try to push you to their new browser based product. Last time we tried it, it was far worse than the 'classic' version we still use. But they don't really show 'classic' on their website anymore.
[1] https://www.sococo.com/ https://www.sococo.com/
- a_small_island 11y ago>we routinely have meetings with 15-30 people That sounds horrible.
- Klathmon 11y ago(I'm not the guy you replied to but...) It's not bad when everyone knows what they are doing. You get the occasional feedback screech or something, but for the most part we aren't animals and we all know how to mute our mic's. And the added benefit of a face means you can get more body-language which helps prevent the "talking over" that happens on conference calls. Plus the way we have it setup now we can all "mute" one another, so if someone is causing an issue and doesn't know it (or stepped away for a second) we can instantly mute them and move on.
- a_small_island 11y agoSo it's like a webinar scenario where only 1 or 2 principals or are all present supposed to participate?
- Klathmon 11y agoNo we are all participating, but we only talk one at a time mostly. It works surprisingly similar to a real meeting. Someone runs it, and everyone else participates when they need to.
- Klathmon 11y agoI'll need to check this out. We really don't like hangouts, and this could be our fix.