Totally correct. The default modes of communication should be asynchronous, or if a real-time meeting is required then everyone should be on video in separate p

Totally correct. The default modes of communication should be asynchronous, or if a real-time meeting is required then everyone should be on video in separate places, even if most are in the office. This prevents situations where the remote workers are at a disadvantage because of a bad audio or video setup. If the audio sucks for everyone, they'll find a way to fix it (plus it's way easier to capture individual audio than a room full of people). The benefits are also there for people who go to the office since there ends up being less tribal knowledge and more written down or documented somewhere.