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My employer currently has a policy that allows only "fully vaccinated" or PCR test negative persons on company premises. That is a huge oversight. The fully vaxxed can contract, incubate and transmit the virus. If you're coming onto company premises to work inside closed spaces with other employees, you want to be sure everyone has a negative test result. Of late, that means checking saliva, not just a nasal swab. The nasal swabs are missing positive cases.

One of the safest places to have in person discussions is the firing line at my local indoor shooting range. The ventilation arrives behind the firing line and is removed at the far end. Any human aerosols and smoke from firing a firearm goes directly down range. The next best place is inside a raised floor computer room. Positive pressure under the floor, exit air up with the heat flow. The objective is to not be breathing other people's air.