Last week:

Colleagues using Teams to videoconference from a laptop with only built-in camera and uadio in a fully equipped Zoom Room, because the Zoom Room is harder to use... and there's no training on how to use it.

Great #hybrid experiences rest on people at both the remote and at the on-site location knowing how to get the best out of #videoconf technology ...

I also wonder if this is part of the pushback on hybrid - hybrid is harder, and there's an unwillingness to learn how to make it work?

I am so, so, so tired of #hybrid #videoconferences where the audio is terrible, the camera angles are terrible, the lighting is terrible, and the level of competence at running hybrid events is terrible.

Remember: the cognitive load you place on online participants from poor audio is enormous, and it detracts from the messages you are attempting to convey.

If you are serious about #WFH and about #hybrid, you MUST get better at hybrid #videoconf.