[d_sem]

In my Big Company (400,000+ employees) it is not permitted to use other systems to host meeting without authorization. Using unapproved software is strictly not allowed. There can be plenty of reasons including business data security, legal data retention, international data privacy laws, licensing agreements, etc.

I remember when Skype was considered controversial because indication of working status and access to employees after business hours was potential a violation of workers rights and privacy laws.

[foobaw]

400,000+? I don't mean to question this but that's a crazy high number assuming it's not Amazon or Walmart.

[ska]

At a guess there's at least 20 companies with head counts that high, and most of them aren't tech and retail.

[tstrimple]

Was that a guess? It was an impressive one. There seems to be 21 companies with 400k+ people.

https://companiesmarketcap.com/largest-companies-by-number-o...

[ska]

Huh, it was but I can't take credit for being clever about it, just simple order of magnitude estimation with a factor: e.g. I thought of a handful I was pretty sure were 500k+, rounded up to 10, then doubled as I know I don't know much about the space.

[d1sxeyes]

Much much more than that in case OP is not in the US.

[d_sem]

Globally there are many large companies of this size.