How to get Teams to open calls and meetings on secondary monitor?

So, I “fixed” it by making the MBP screen the primary monitor. I remember now why I had made the large center monitor the primary: screen shots and notifications now show up on the MBP rather than the larger screen. Since the smaller monitor is the right-most, and I’m often working on the left-most and center screens, I will miss notifications etc. if I’m not paying attention. I may change it back to see if Teams will stay on the smaller monitor.

I also noodled with Mission Control’s Spaces. Currently I have 1 for each monitor. I didn’t create any new ones for simplicity’s sake. I have a pretty good filing process, developed over years, organized by project, and know where all my files are. I feel having additional desktops will unnecessarily complicate things. I work on multiple projects any given day, jumping between Illustrator and Photoshop, Adobe CC, font managers, Chrome, Teams, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, SharePoint and server, etc. And I have plenty of monitor real estate to work with.

That said, I will look into Spaces further to see if I can gain additional efficiencies. When it first came out, it came with big changes to the OS, so I kept everything as it was. There was enough to learn with the new OS. I’m still upset that I can’t control system fonts, but that’s for another day. 😤

Thank you all for your suggestions. I will give them a shot and let you know.

@idrisSeabright, the OS is the latest Sonoma, which is the latest the company will allow. They will be slow to adopt Sequoia, when it comes out. They will test it with all the security software before they allow users to update.

@ozzie1910 I have a large monitor set up to be the primary when at my desk; the MBP is an extended monitor in that configuration. Teams opens on the large monitor when the monitor is plugged in. If I disconnect the large monitor(s), it does open on the laptop.

I don't see any of those options when I right-click on the team's icon in the dock. It's NEW teams, if that makes a difference. I can go back to the old Teams, and will definitely try it to see, but I think I read something somewhere that the company will require us to use new teams at some point in the future.