>One of the big audio problems with group meetings is that the background noise from each participant adds up, to a point where it quickly becomes unbearable.

>One of the big audio problems with group meetings is that the background noise from each participant adds up, to a point where it quickly becomes unbearable. Just use proper equipment. Headset is an absolute must. Next step is software that only transmits when someone is talking. Gamers have figured this out decades ago. Just look at Mumble, Teamspeak, Discord. They know. People without proper headsets in that environment get ignored after a while. Nobody wants to use brainpower to understand what you are saying. Corporate might be harder, but you also get payed for that.