> ... whats standing inbetween great communication in remote teams are often trival, easily fixable things like poor software and hardware. Ironically for a bi

> ... whats standing inbetween great communication in remote teams are often trival, easily fixable things like poor software and hardware. Ironically for a big chunk of the time I've been working as an engineer, people have been falling back to consumer software instead of using broken entreprise videoconferencing. > When it comes to hardware, people use whatever headset and camera they have, connected to wifi served by the a cheap SOHO router. I mostly haven't noticed any huge problems here, but maybe I've just been lucky. Now that I think of it my home WiFi has been getting worse over the years, and getting new top rated gear didn't help. (I have seen some thread here lately about advanced troubleshooting of wireless networks and I consider getting the spectrum analyzed somehow.)