You can move yourself around, and only hear and see people around you.
So when you want to chat with someone, you can just drag yourself over and say hi — no more juggling with Zoom links

A downside of remote work is that we can't casually learn from each other they way we could in an office. The effects of such interactions are huge: Lunch meetings between two salespeople where they discussed sales approaches boosted revenues for both by 24% for months after! pic.twitter.com/lPVUaB1YeH
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) December 11, 2020
Spent the last 2 months recruiting 13hrs a day, and it's really paid off. We hired the 1 best designer and 3 best engineers I've ever met \u2014 this is honestly going to be the best team I've ever worked with. This is what my funnel and a normal day looked like pic.twitter.com/kXDy6o65OD
— Flo Crivello (@Altimor) October 2, 2020
Zoom seems to me like the Hipchat of enterprise video conference: the meh implementation of a very needed product. Who\u2019s building Zoom\u2019s Slack?
— Flo Crivello (@Altimor) December 23, 2018
That \u201chere\u2019s a White customer, they\u2019re automatically more important\u2014despite the fact neither have you spent money yet so I can\u2019t even claim a paying customer is more important than a browsing customer\u2014so lemme interrupt helping you to go to them\u201d thing just happened to me again.
— \U0001f183\U0001f181\U0001f184\U0001f173\U0001f188 (@thetrudz) January 8, 2021