It seems that "high quality audio solution", in their case polycom, in our case mumble + good mics and "no videoconferencing" are among the most common thing I

It seems that "high quality audio solution", in their case polycom, in our case mumble + good mics and "no videoconferencing" are among the most common thing I see in successful remote work setups. For reasons I can't seem to put down on paper, remote setups that insist on lots of video conferences feel... oppressive in a way that working next to someone simply doesn't.