Except they don't have the best food, they have the illusion of it. When I had to do interviews recently I had to use a wide variety of Video Conference Softwa

Except they don't have the best food, they have the illusion of it. When I had to do interviews recently I had to use a wide variety of Video Conference Software, and Zoom was the only one which had some arbitrary user unfix-able not configuration related problems. Ok, slack also sucks bad if any part has a problematic internet connection, but I only ran into it after I had a new job ;=) But yes, the UX is better compared to e.g. MS Teams, but MS Teams works way more reliable (for Video Conferences, assuming it's only used for that and no "fancy" business access control features are enabled).