I vividly remember how complex video meetings used to be and the predictable 15 minutes it took at the start of each meeting to troubleshoot technical issues that often required the assistance of IT. Meeting equipment and networks used to be so expensive that a doctor’s note was practically required to use it.
Today, meetings are instant, and far more democratized than they were. They are also are more intuitive and more personal. They are easy to start — usually with a single click, and some even use voice commands. Asking a question can be as simple as intuitively raising a hand. We change our backgrounds and customize our view, audio, and more.
