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I work for a 100% remote company. We have lived in GoToMeeting sessions -- internally and with customers -- since inception, but we never, ever, ever turn on v
by ubermonkey 3y ago
I work for a 100% remote company.
We have lived in GoToMeeting sessions -- internally and with customers -- since inception, but we never, ever, ever turn on video. We use the meeting to share screens for joint testing, or investigation, or discussion of feature planning, or whatever. Video was never appealing; it'd just be a drag on the performance of the rest of the meeting.
When COVID happened, some of our customers went all-in on Zoom and camera-on conferences, and couple of especially entitled ones suggested "we like it when cameras are on!", like they could passive-aggressive us into complying.
Nah. Furthermore, for lots of work-at-home people, turning on video just CLOBBERS their whole connection because they're on like 10mb down/3 up or whatever.