One screen. One face.
The only way to do it. Remote people will love it but there will probably be push back from in office people.
In order to enforce it there needs to be a champion at higher levels.
The only way to do it. Remote people will love it but there will probably be push back from in office people.
In order to enforce it there needs to be a champion at higher levels.
I don't remember the name of the solution, but working with a big SF company which has both many office and remote workers, they had a camera mounted atop a TV in the meeting room. The camera would focus on and follow the current speaker even if they moved around the room, and the audio was clear as long as only one person talked at a time. It worked surprisingly well.