The number one differentiator for me is whether we are forced to use cameras or not. I never turn one on unless specifically asked. And even then, I tend to tur

The number one differentiator for me is whether we are forced to use cameras or not. I never turn one on unless specifically asked. And even then, I tend to turn it off anyway after some time of possible. If it's turned off, then I don't have to put with this crap that most people do, that is meetings for the sake of meetings. On the other hand, the actual meetings where we meet with one or two colleagues and we work on blockers etc. are extremely useful, engaging, and instead of fatigue I feel satisfaction. (Maybe because instead of my face, I show my screen).