If a meeting participant on the other side can manage to parse the words that you’re saying, they’re not likely to speak up and say, “Hey, I’m having a little bit of trouble hearing you.” They’ll just let the meeting continue. And if you don’t have a really strong level of audio quality, you’re asking the people that you’re talking to devote way too much brainpower to just determining the words that you’re saying. And you’re going to be fatiguing to listen to. And your message won’t come across. In…
