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I find a difference (dare I say flaw) with Zoom type communication for unstructured team conversations is that without physical cues and without the ability to

I find a difference (dare I say flaw) with Zoom type communication for unstructured team conversations is that without physical cues and without the ability to break into quick subconversations, chats among say 9 people are more likely to be dominated by a handful of leaders/big talkers than in real life.

baumandm 6y ago
In my opinion this is a benefit, subconversations during a meeting are distracting. If it doesn't need to be discussed by the entire group, that conversation should happen after the meeting. Zoom meetings where everyone is on a separate camera/mic make that basically impossible, which keeps the meeting more focused.