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Having worked across three very different companies over the pandemic (tech start-up, boring mid-range company, large conglomerate), and what you've described i
by octokatt 4y ago
Having worked across three very different companies over the pandemic (tech start-up, boring mid-range company, large conglomerate), and what you've described is about what I've seen.
In general, stand-ups and presentation meetings had camera off, team meetings and 1on1s were camera on.
At the tech start-up, more cameras were on, even during large team meetings and intradepartmental presentations. But people could and did go off camera, and managers were widely recommending to normalize people being off camera.
At boring mid-range company, managers were the most likely to insist on cameras being on, and were off-put if they weren't. I'm willing to chalk this up to discomfort with being remote, which was fairly rampant.
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