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When we have a physical presence in a room, we express ourselves with much more than our words.

However, there are subtle body language cues that are much easier to pick up in person, like where the feet are pointed, what the arms and hands are doing, and how near someone is to you. You may think that body language doesn’t come into play for this comparison, since, technically, you should be able to “see” someone through video conferencing. But what are we losing when videoconferencing becomes the default, rather than a convenient substitute? More than you might think. face-to-face meetings debate, and there are no shortage of vendors vying for your business while making the case for videoconferencing: Skype, Zoom, Zoho, GoToMeeting, WebEx, Highfive (and we could go on!) There are also plenty of moments that call for this medium. Convenience is often cited as the winning factor in the virtual vs.