Why the first 5 minutes of every video conference is, 'Can you hear me?'

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Why the first 5 minutes of every video conference is, 'Can you hear me?'

Why the first 5 minutes of every video conference is, 'Can you hear me?'




The video conference is one of the least-liked parts of modern office culture.

Despite the plethora of video conferencing services — Google Hangouts, BlueJeans, Highfive, Skype, FaceTime, and dozens more — the first five minutes of every meeting tends to be a series of fruitless attempts to get everyone's audio working correctly. And even when it does, dropped connections, poorly timed muting/unmuting, and quiet talkers often ruin the flow.

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The truth is video conferencing is hard. Layering random internet services on top of ad hoc equipment on top of users with virtually no training means you get a grab-bag of results. Sure there are sleek corporate systems, but their cost often puts them out of range of most startups. Read more...

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