> With Zoom, a 10-person meeting is often set up in a grid that reminds us of “The Brady Bunch.” Each person stares right at you from the screen for the entire

> With Zoom, a 10-person meeting is often set up in a grid that reminds us of “The Brady Bunch.” Each person stares right at you from the screen for the entire meeting. This has not been my experience. The person speaking is full screen, and you have a floating carousel that shows 4 or so meeting attendee's video (if enabled) or a still photo and/or that participant's name.