> I don’t think it’s wise having a policy that you must have video enabled In my anecdotal experience it is good to strongly encourage video use. Well before

> I don’t think it’s wise having a policy that you must have video enabled In my anecdotal experience it is good to strongly encourage video use. Well before the pandemic, I noticed that our colleagues in Hyderabad were far more involved and engaged when we made it nearly a requirement that everyone on the call turned on video. Especially once you've visited in person at least once so you have a little bit of a personal connection, video can help preserve some of that. Disembodied voices on zoom calls are the worst thing ever.