Either everyone is in the same physical room, or everyone is remote.
The quality of communication plummets in the hybrid case:
* The physical participants have much higher bandwidth communication than those who are remote — they share private expressions and gestures to the detriment of remote.
* The physical participants have massively lower latency communications. In all-online meetings, everyone an adjust and accommodate the small delays; in hybrid meetings it often locks out remote participants who are always just a little behind or have less time to respond.
* The audio quality of remote is significantly worse, which I have seen result in their comments being treated as leas credible.
* Remote participants usually get horrible audio quality from those sharing a mic in the room. No one ever acknowledges this, but it dramatically impacts ability to communicate.
Either everyone is in the same physical room, or everyone is remote.
The quality of communication plummets in the hybrid case:
* The physical participants have much higher bandwidth communication than those who are remote — they share private expressions and gestures to the detriment of remote.
* The physical participants have massively lower latency communications. In all-online meetings, everyone an adjust and accommodate the small delays; in hybrid meetings it often locks out remote participants who are always just a little behind or have less time to respond.
* The audio quality of remote is significantly worse, which I have seen result in their comments being treated as leas credible.
* Remote participants usually get horrible audio quality from those sharing a mic in the room. No one ever acknowledges this, but it dramatically impacts ability to communicate.