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[–] [email protected] 8 points 1 year ago (1 children)

If that were the case the dozens of phone calls a day would tell me I’m way too loud.

Maybe they're being polite by not mentioning it, or don't care. Also it's not about being too loud, it's about distortion.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Part of my background is in sysadmin (MDM) and AV. I’m METICULOUS about how things sound. I frequently check audio devices and always ask others on calls if it sounds good. I mostly talk to sales people now that are in an office on headsets and we’re all outgoing and straight forward enough that we would just tell someone immediately.

If you’re in public I wouldn’t be on speaker. It’s rude, annoying, and the mics change dynamics to pickup other voices as well, but in the comfort of my home for calls where I don’t want to put in/on headphones it’s much more comfortable to be on speaker.