I hate to admit it, but this is what I see too -- and it's not only the coasting employees who are doing this. WFH has made it OK to join meetings from a crappy

I hate to admit it, but this is what I see too -- and it's not only the coasting employees who are doing this. WFH has made it OK to join meetings from a crappy cellphone connection while en route to karate class or whatever, and all this corner-cutting is diminishing the quality of communication and interactions. I can't recall how many times I've had something important to walk through on my screen during a meeting, but half the call can't see it because they're on a phone. (And yep, it's shared before the actual meeting, but not everyone prepares.) All other things being equal, does anyone think a remote team will out-perform a company who's all in the same office? We might be in for a giant game of Chicken as companies keep tabs on what their competitors are doing, and copy.