> If you can't be bothered to have your camera on in meetings then you probably shouldn't be in that meeting in the first place. That's a very black and white

> If you can't be bothered to have your camera on in meetings then you probably shouldn't be in that meeting in the first place. That's a very black and white view. We (also relatively small company) take a much more flexible route. Some meetings, use a camera, like when you're presenting something to a group it adds to the story to see facial expression etc. Lots of other meetings use voice only, similar to how you just call someone when you have a question. Adding video doesn't change the answer and puts restrictions on participants to sit still in front of a camera while voice only can be done with a headset walking around.