Online meetings are really convenient because you can join from anywhere, which saves a lot of time and money on travel. But onsite meetings need you to be there in person, which can be tough for people who work from home. Also, online meetings can be recorded, so you can watch them later if you miss anything. On the other hand, onsite meetings feel more personal and can help build stronger team relationships.

Online meetings depend on having a good internet connection and working technology, which can sometimes fail. Onsite meetings don't have these issues, but you need a good space to hold them. Online meetings can also have distractions from home, like noise or interruptions. Onsite meetings are usually more controlled, with fewer outside interruptions.

Online meetings can make it hard to read body language because you can't see everyone clearly. Onsite meetings allow for more dynamic interactions and spontaneous discussions. Online meetings can include people from different places, which adds diversity. Onsite meetings can help teams collaborate better and have more effective brainstorming sessions.