I’d push for WFH and say that if work sucks over Zoom, “innovate” until it doesn’t. Kind of our bread and butter.

No, the argument is that instead of improving the product by dog-fooding, he just gave up and told people to go back to the office.

The fact his product is not solving all the collaboration needs should be a business opportunity, but his underlying message is that he doesn't know how to leverage it, and will not try anymore.

You can walk whenever the fk you want. But why force other people to walk like you when they prefer the scooter?

People that use Zoom are disabled confirmed.