Meeting room setup: why the table shape decides who gets heard on a hybrid call
TL;DR
Workplace regulations set a minimum of 11 cubic metres per person, and ceiling height above 3 metres does not count towards it. In a 2.4m room that is 4.6 m² of floor per person.
On a hybrid call the people at the far end of a long rectangular table are furthest from the camera and the microphone. Seniority usually sits there. So does the silence.
Round and boat-shaped tables put more faces at a similar distance from the lens. That is a furniture decision, not an AV one.
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